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Decision Making and Reward

Value-based choice, reinforcement learning, and reward circuitry across health and psychopathology.

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The research landscape

PubMed records indexed
53,797
Published in last 5 years
27,256
Active NIH grants
729
NIH funding
$47M

Publication volume by year

  • 1020221
  • 855622
  • 778323
  • 983924
  • 1114425
  • 627326

Under-studied questions

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  • High publication volume relative to active NIH funding

    Moderately supported

    Decision Making and Reward shows roughly 74 recent PubMed records for every active NIH project matched in RePORTER. Areas that publish heavily on comparatively few funded projects often rely on secondary analyses and small studies, which leaves room for primary data collection.

    Evidence

    53,797 PubMed records over the last six years against 729 active NIH projects totalling $47,124,510. Both figures are pulled live from NIH sources.

    Possible dissertation angle

    Propose a primary data-collection study rather than another secondary analysis, and target a funding mechanism (such as an F31) that rewards new data in an area where funded projects are scarce.

    Sources (4)

    Derived from 28 PubMed records and 729 active NIH grants.

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Recent literature

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