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Value coding by primate amygdala neurons complies with the continuity axiom of economic choice theory.

Grabenhorst F. et al, (2026), J Neurophysiol

Full dopamine coding of basic economic subjective value: Utility and weighted probability.

Ferrari-Toniolo S. et al, (2026), Cell Rep, 45

Comparison of independence axiom violations across primates: Humans and monkeys

Seak LCU. et al, (2025), Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 240

Coding of the basic components of subjective value in primate dopamine neurons: subjectively weighted reward amount and probability

Ferrari-Toniolo S. et al, (2025)

Systematic comparison of risky choices in humans and monkeys.

Seak LCU. et al, (2023)

Comparing utility functions between risky and riskless choice in rhesus monkeys.

Bujold PM. et al, (2022), Anim Cogn, 25, 385 - 399

Evidence for a we-representation in monkeys when acting together.

Lacal I. et al, (2022), Cortex, 149, 123 - 136

Shared population-level dynamics in monkey premotor cortex during solo action, joint action and action observation.

Pezzulo G. et al, (2022), Prog Neurobiol, 210

Risky choice: Probability weighting explains independence axiom violations in monkeys.

Ferrari-Toniolo S. et al, (2022), J Risk Uncertain, 65, 319 - 351

Reliable population signal of subjective economic value from unreliable neurons in primate orbitofrontal cortex

Ferrari-Toniolo S. and Schultz W., (2021)

Risky choice: probability weighting explains Independence Axiom violations in monkeys

Ferrari-Toniolo S. et al, (2021)

Evidence Of We-Representation In Monkeys When Acting Together

Lacal I. et al, (2021)

Nonhuman Primates Satisfy Utility Maximization in Compliance with the Continuity Axiom of Expected Utility Theory.

Ferrari-Toniolo S. et al, (2021), J Neurosci, 41, 2964 - 2979

daptation of utility functions to reward distribution in rhesus monkeys

Bujold PM. et al, (2020)

Non-human primates satisfy utility maximization in compliance with the continuity axiom of Expected Utility Theory

Ferrari-Toniolo S. et al, (2020)

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