Does risk-sensitivity transfer across movements?

Does risk-sensitivity transfer across movements?

An intriguing finding in motor control studies is the marked effect of risk on movement decision making. However, there are inconsistent reports of risk-sensitivity across different movements and tasks, with both risk-seeking and risk-averse behavior observed. This raises the question of whether risk-sensitivity in movement decision making is context dependent and specific to the movement or ta...

Title: DOES RISK-SENSITIVITY TRANSFER ACROSS MOVEMENTS?

24 Author Contributions 25 Megan K. O’Brien: conceived experiment; developed materials and methods; performed experiment; 26 designed and performed data analysis; designed and performed statistical analysis; wrote and reviewed 27 manuscript 28 Alaa A. Ahmed: conceived experiment; developed materials and methods; designed and reviewed data 29 analysis; designed and reviewed statistical analysis;...

Megan K . O ' Brien and Alaa A . Ahmed Does risk - sensitivity transfer across movements ?

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