Neurosynth: 18191960

Mesolimbic interaction of emotional valence and reward improves memory formation.

Authors:	Wittmann BC, Schiltz K, Boehler CN, Duzel E
Journal:	Neuropsychologia
Year:	2008
PMID:	18191960

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
2	40.2663378464705	-88.9121287934812	2.40507915418844
2	-30.4932769286347	-59.9241572502198	52.2884366814315
2	-1.14702700140237	-57.4075596416095	66.1070398103713
2	39.8091854301238	-51.8449474932262	-25.9074302497604
2	-8.70803039598169	-18.4476735141545	-10.4564190572404
2	-27.4539761193251	-0.145182117791006	48.562886618125
2	34.168453726158	0.383603218250923	50.8226886364757
2	-8.50662448231296	7.13182280278718	10.541193118159
2	23.5701370150615	12.4062764372527	-15.1796731197202
2	-15.2952127447955	12.4768015031564	-12.2835212225547

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v5-topics-50_7_reward_feedback_striatum	0.465
v5-topics-100_33_reward_striatum_ventral	0.386
reward	0.358
mesolimbic	0.296
v4-topics-100_99_reward_anticipation_monetary	0.275
v5-topics-200_175_dopamine_dopaminergic_striatum	0.252
dopaminergic	0.251
emotionally	0.249
v4-topics-200_40_reward_monetary_anticipation	0.238
v4-topics-50_29_reward_decision_risk	0.227

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