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A. David Redish

Austin, Dallas
As seen in: British Journal of Cancer, Color Research & Application, Nature, PLOS Biology, The MIT Press, PNAS, Cell Press, Cell Reports, JNeurosci
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Individual differences in decision-making shape how mesolimbic dopamine regulates choice confidence and change-of-mind - Nature Neuroscience

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By A. David Redish, Patrick E. Rothwell
| Nature
Abstract Nucleus accumbens dopamine signaling is an important neural substrate for decision-making. Dominant theories generally discretize and homogenize decision-making, when it is in fact a continuous process, with evaluation and re-evaluation components that extend beyond simple outcome prediction into consideration of past and future value.
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Promoting Open Discussions of Scientific Failure within the Annual Society for Neuroscience Conference

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By Megan H. Hagenauer, A. David Redish, Daniela Schiller, Kristin Bigos
| eneuro.org
Introduction The daily experience of science is often one of failure. Most experiments fail. Most papers are triaged. Most grants are rejected. And most job candidates never get an interview. Despite this, failure is rarely discussed in public. Instead, the long stumbling chain of failures that lead to scientific findings are hidden between the lines of publications and omitted from presentations.
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Dorsal hippocampus represents locations to avoid as well as locations to approach during approach-avoidance conflict

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By Olivia Calvin, Matthew Erickson, A. David Redish, Cody J. Walters
| PLOS Biology
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Citation: Calvin OL, Erickson MT, Walters CJ, Redish AD (2025) Dorsal hippocampus represents locations to avoid as well as locations to approach during approach-avoidance conflict. PLoS Biol 23(1): e3002954.
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