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. 2009 Jun 10;29(23):7591–7598. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.5335-08.2009

Figure 2.

Figure 2.

Electrophysiological responses of the left (top row) and right (bottom row) human nucleus accumbens during reversal learning. A, Grand-averaged ERPs. B, Time-frequency plots show enhanced theta and gamma oscillatory responses to feedback (dB scale, relative to baseline), ∼300–600 ms following visual onset of reinforcement. Losses elicited larger theta power compared with wins; the difference between loss/stay and loss/switch was nonsignificant.