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positive feedback

positive feedback Positive feedback is feedback with a favorable or rewarding value.

Positive feedback is feedback with a favorable or rewarding value. In this study context, it refers to feedback that produced stronger reward-related brain responses than negative feedback, especially in measures linked to reward processing.

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Drafting source: Qi Congcong; Zhu Jinming; Chen Lele; Tong Lingyao; Jia Shiwei. Perceptual load modulates the delta oscillation and the contribution of delta oscillation to reward positivity during feedback valence encoding. 2025; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1658756; article XML SHA-256 87a3b1de813e412b9ccb8e20b790b13e5585f8b63a756e2d7fa2fc28f28973a6. “Perceptual load modulates the delta oscillation and the contribution of delta oscillation to reward positivity during feedback valence encoding” (10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1658756).
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