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The quoted passage directly supports opposing medial and lateral OFC activity before approach in the gamified task. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: Intracranial recordings in humans reveal differential contributions of medial and lateral orbitofrontal cortex to approach–avoidance decision-making · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:7a8bb448ac5315d0cd8c93aa2f6a13b80deb64076d1992b73b714dfe010653a2

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We conducted intracranial recordings in humans implanted with stereotactic electroencephalography electrodes in the OFC while they played a gamified approach–avoidance task. Here we identified two anatomically distinct signals within the OFC prior to approach: an increase in activity within the medial compartment and a decrease within the lateral compartment.

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