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. 2014 Mar 5;369(1637):20120468. doi: 10.1098/rstb.2012.0468

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Figure 5. — Increase of prereward activity of amygdala neurons with instantaneous reward probability. Top line (blue online): activity preceding reward delivered at a fixed time at the end of a specific stimulus. Middle line (red online): activity preceding reward delivered at pseudorandom times during another stimulus. Bottom line (black online): no changes in activity during presentation of a non-rewarded stimulus. (a) Single neuron. (b) Averaged population responses (n = 86 neurons) (adapted from [55]). (Online version in colour.)