Individual preferences modulate incentive values: Evidence from functional MRI
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Lutz Jäncke | Anja Dieckmann | Susan Koeneke | Anja Dieckmann | L. Jäncke | Andreas Pedroni | S. Koeneke | Andreas F Pedroni | Volker Bosch | Volker Bosch
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