Distinct genetic pathways to music enjoyment
Giacomo Bignardi, Laura W. Wesseldijk, Ernest Mas Herrero…·Miriam Anna Mosing
The paper identifies distinct genetic pathways contributing to different aspects of music enjoyment using twin data.
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Giacomo Bignardi, Laura W. Wesseldijk, Ernest Mas Herrero…·Miriam Anna Mosing
The paper identifies distinct genetic pathways contributing to different aspects of music enjoyment using twin data.
Paula Lopez-Gamundi, Yuan‐Wei Yao, Trevor T.‐J. Chong…·Josep Marco‐Pallarés
This study uses fMRI meta-analysis to identify brain regions involved in effort valuation, finding distinct roles for pre-SMA and vmPFC in effort cost and net value integration.
Joan Orpella, Ernest Mas Herrero, Pablo Ripollés…·Ruth de Diego‐Balaguer
The paper shows that online statistical language learning correlates with reinforcement learning principles and striatal activity in two cohorts.
Ernest Mas Herrero, Larissa Maini, Guillaume Sescousse, Robert J. Zatorre
This study compares the neural correlates of music and food-induced pleasure using a meta-analysis of 38 neuroimaging studies, finding common and distinct brain regions involved.
Laura Ferreri, Ernest Mas Herrero, Gemma Guillem Cardona…·Antoni Rodríguez‐Fornells
This study investigates how dopamine affects memory consolidation of music, finding that dopaminergic interventions modulate memory recognition and pleasantness of music in individuals sensitive to musical reward.
Ernest Mas Herrero, Guillaume Sescousse, Roshan Cools, Josep Marco‐Pallarés
This study investigates how pseudo-reward prediction errors in the striatum influence value-based decision-making, finding that they bias choices even without actual reward.
Pablo Ripollés, Laura Ferreri, Ernest Mas Herrero…·Antoni Rodríguez‐Fornells
This study shows that dopamine availability modulates intrinsically regulated learning, with memory benefits observed only in individuals with high reward sensitivity after pharmacological intervention.