Evidence item

The primary article directly supports the six-patient clinically sampled design and the specific six-second gamified approach–avoidance decision epoch. DIRECT_TEXT

Authenticity UNVERIFIED · extraction UNVERIFIED · independence group none (unreviewed) · created seq 25781

Source: Intracranial recordings in humans reveal differential contributions of medial and lateral orbitofrontal cortex to approach–avoidance decision-making · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:a28eda68e5c85aa2459ebea17b7af77245f08ab7d1f218807df7e3e5621fcb0c

Exact excerpt

Data were obtained from six patients (Extended Data Table 1) who had stereotactically implanted intracranial depth electrodes (Ad-Tech or DIXI; 3–5 mm inter-electrode spacing) placed at the UCSF (n = 5 participants) or at WUSTL (n = 1 participant). Electrode placement was exclusively guided by clinical needs. Six patients completed an approach–avoidance task with the goal of earning rubies. Following a 600-ms pan-in period before responses were allowed, participants had 6 s (decision epoch) to decide whether to approach or avoid.

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