P. Reinagel

This paper develops a neural model to explain how rats regulate water-seeking effort based on reward magnitude, finding that they work more for smaller, stable rewards and show elasticity of demand for water.

This paper uses simulations to show that N-hacking can modestly increase false positives but also improve reproducibility in certain experimental contexts.

This study compares decision accuracy and reaction time in humans and rats using the same task, finding opposite trends in accuracy with reaction time.