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reward responsiveness

reward responsiveness Reward responsiveness is the extent to which a person changes their behavior when rewarding cues are present.

Reward responsiveness is the extent to which a person changes their behavior when rewarding cues are present. In this source, it refers specifically to behavioral adjustment in response to socially rewarding cues.

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Drafting source: Chevallier Coralie; Tonge Natasha; Safra Lou; Kahn David; Kohls Gregor; Miller Judith; Schultz Robert T. Measuring Social Motivation Using Signal Detection and Reward Responsiveness. 2016; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0167024; article XML SHA-256 cbcb129e3e80a039296b2dc5a2161253b6f84181d0dd4b94146ffcd2491fdf92. “Measuring Social Motivation Using Signal Detection and Reward Responsiveness” (10.1371/journal.pone.0167024).
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