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. 2014 Oct 17;8:359. doi: 10.3389/fnbeh.2014.00359

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Copyright © 2014 Simon, Skunde, Hamze Sinno, Brockmeyer, Herpertz, Bendszus, Herzog and Friederich.

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Graphical depiction of the money (MID task) and food incentive delay task (FID task). The figure shows the cues that represent possible reward outcomes (EUR 1, cents 20 and EUR 0/10 snack points (SP), 2 SP and 0 SP, respectively) and the structure of the MID/FID task. Participants were presented with a cue stipulating the amount of money/SP that they could win if they reacted correctly during the following discrimination task. Immediately after target presentation, participants were informed about the amount of money/SP that they had won during the trial, including their cumulative total win by this point in time.