Author response of: The Structure of Subjective Reward Values Differs Between Children and Adults. Round#2

Nozomi Yamamoto; Miharu Kajita; Hoshinori Kanazawa; and Yusuke Moriguchi

doi:10.24072/pci.rr.101380.ar2

March 31, 2026Peer Community In Registered ReportsOpen Access

Author response of: The Structure of Subjective Reward Values Differs Between Children and Adults. Round#2

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Key Points

The aim examines how subjective reward values differ across age groups, focusing on children and adults.
Comparative analysis of reward values in children and adults
Evaluation of neural mechanisms underlying reward assessment
Assessment of behavioral responses to rewards
Children exhibit distinct subjective reward structures compared to adults
Neural mechanisms involved in reward processing show age-related differences
Findings highlight developmental changes in decision-making related to rewards

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Author response discusses how subjective reward values vary between children and adults, suggesting important developmental implications.

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Yamamoto et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e1ce605cdc762e9d8576bb https://doi.org/10.24072/pci.rr.101380.ar2

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