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The investigation of neural correlates of monetary reward by using functional neuroimaging techniques
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 29 (2):191-191 (2006)
Abstract
Money is a specifically human incentive. However, functional imaging techniques bring striking evidence that neural circuits pertaining to more “natural” addictive and rewarding processes are involved in response to monetary reward. Main results are evoked here, with specific brain responses demonstrated along the different stages of the process. (Published Online April 5 2006).Other Versions
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