APS
29th APS Annual Convention · 2017
Behavioral Measures of Motivation Predict Neural Response to Monetary and Social Reward and Loss
- Julia Case
Temple University - Alexandra Bennett
Temple University - Erika Forbes
University of Pittsburgh - Thomas Olino
Temple University
Abstract
This study examines motivation to work indexed by a progressive ratio task (PRT) in relation to neural responses to monetary and social reward. Specifically, not quitting the PRT predicts higher sensitivity to monetary loss. Additionally, individuals who do not quit the PRT are more sensitive to social acceptance and rejection.
Adolescent
