Polygenic modulations of decoy and compromise effects by dopaminergic and serotonergic systems

Key Points

• Decoy and compromise effects are influenced by polygenic factors involving dopaminergic systems and serotonergic systems.
• Notably, polygenic modulation may enhance understanding of decision-making processes and their neurobiological underpinnings.
• Analysis incorporated multiple genetic variants, providing insights into how these systems interact in a cognitive context.
• These findings highlight the complex interplay between genetics and neurotransmitter systems in understanding behavioral choices.