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Int Arch Med October 2010 PMID 20925949
Dopaminergic reward system: a short integrative review.
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Abstract in brief
- This text explains the role of dopamine in memory and reward. It highlights how dopamine helps reinforce behaviors linked to pleasure or motivation by affecting key brain areas like the nucleus accumbens and VTA.
- It emphasizes that dopamine not only influences learning and memory consolidation but also biases these processes towards events that are motivationally significant, such as drug-seeking behavior.
- The review discusses experimental evidence showing how dopamine activity in specific brain regions coordinates to create the pleasurable or rewarding aspects of learning experiences.
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@PghGreenLeft @CancelXero @SalamandersuitE But humans are still not much different from dogs. Our brains operate on a reward system. https://t.co/qyvusMstFM https://t.co/Gb4wtc2Pki "You don't work, you don't eat" is solid. The issue is, now, it's "You work, you don't eat" and people want "You don't work, you eat".
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ünal kurtçimeni
@kurtimeni · X
Dopaminergic reward system: a short integrative review https://t.co/w57RQHVh39
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@PghGreenLeft @CancelXero @SalamandersuitE But humans are still not much different from dogs. Our brains operate on a reward system. https://t.co/qyvusMstFM https://t.co/Gb4wtc2Pki "You don't work, you don't eat" is solid. The issue is, now, it's "You work, you don't eat" and people want "You don't work, you eat".
Dec 11, 2020 · 304 followers
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