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Dopamine promotes instrumental motivation, but reduces reward-related vigour
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two competing theories of dopaminergic motivation 26 PD patients ON and OFF dopaminergic medication This measures how much faster each saccade is than the speed predicted from its amplitude Thus, positive (negative) residuals mean a particular saccade was faster (slower) than predicted by the main s
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  • two competing theories of dopaminergic motivation
  • 26 PD patients ON and OFF dopaminergic medication
  • This measures how much faster each saccade is than the speed predicted from its amplitude
  • Thus, positive (negative) residuals mean a particular saccade was faster (slower) than predicted by the main sequence
  • We found no correlation between effects of contingent and guaranteed rewards on peak saccade velocity residuals in PD ON, PD OFF or HC separately, nor a correlation between medication states

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