A. T. Heller

Differential processing of delay versus uncertainty in male but not female 16p11.2 hemideletion mice

This study shows that male 16p11.2 hemideletion mice show distinct decision-making patterns under delay and uncertainty compared to wildtype males, while females show no such differences.

Sequential delay and probability discounting tasks in mice reveal anchoring effects partially attributable to decision noise

This study shows that anchoring effects in mice during delay and probability discounting tasks are more likely due to decision noise than persistent value changes, with females showing less anchoring than males.