Goal-directed modulation of habitual behaviour
Sascha Frölich, Ben Wagner, Michael N Smolka, Stefan J Kiebel · FENS Forum 2024
Habits and goal-directed behaviour are often viewed as opposite extremes in the spectrum of human behaviour. However, some theoretical accounts hypothesize that the initiation of habits may underlie goal-directed control, as habits often contribute to the achievement of specific goals. Here, we test this hypothesis by using a task that concurrently measures habitual and goal-directed behaviour (Frölich et al., Frontiers in Neuroscience, 16 (2023)), see Figure. In this task, participants implicitly learn a hidden repeating action sequence over two days while instructed to maximize their perform
ePoster · Neuroscience