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. 2018 Aug 18;39(12):5097–5111. doi: 10.1002/hbm.24348

Table 1.

Studies included in the meta‐analysis

Study n Task Behavior Trial period Analysis Number of peak foci
Pochon et al. (2002) 6 Working memory Trial Overlap of main effects of cognitive load and reward 10
Gilbert and Fiez (2004) 22 Working memory Acc ↑ Delay Main effect of reward 1
Taylor et al. (2004) 10 Working memory RT ↓ Target Main effect of reward 5
Delay Main effect of reward 6
Target Main effect of reward 3
Cognitive load x reward 1
All (collapsed) Main effect of reward 9
Locke and Braver (2008) 16 AX‐CPT Acc ↑, RT ↓ Block Main effect of reward 20
Rowe et al. (2008) 20 AX‐CPT Acc ↑, RT ↓ Block Parametric effect of reward × trial type 14
Engelmann et al. (2009) 20 Attentional cueing Acc ↑ Cue Main effect of reward 20
Target Main effect of reward 10
Cue validity × reward 6
Block Main effect of reward 5
Kouneiher et al. (2009) 16 Rule‐use Acc ↑, RT ↑ Cue/target Trial type × reward value 3
Block Main effect of reward 3
Jimura et al. (2010) 31 Sternberg RT ↓ Block Main effect of reward 2
Padmala and Pessoa (2011) 50 Stroop Acc ↑, RT ↓ Target Main effect of reward 6
Interference × reward interaction 10
Dixon and Christoff (2012) 15 Rule use RT ↓ Cue Rule × reward interaction 9
Krebs et al. (2012) 14 Attentional cueing Acc ↑, RT ↓ Cue Main effect of reward 13
Overlap of main effects of difficulty and reward 10
Difficulty × reward interaction 7
Ivanov et al. (2012) 16 Flanker RT ↓ Target Conflict × reward interaction 6
Boehler et al. (2014) 16 Stop signal RT ↓ Target Overlap of main effects of stopping and reward 3
Paschke et al. (2015) 115 Flanker RT ↓ Target Congruency × reward interaction 1
Block Overlap of main effects of task and reward 1
Target Overlap of main effects of task and reward 4
Soutschek et al. (2015) 20 Stroop RT ↓ Target Main effect of reward 3
Target Congruency × expectancy × reward interaction 6
Etzel et al. (2015) 20 Rule‐use Acc ↑, RT ↓ Cue Main effect of reward 7
Total = 16 407 204

Note. When specifying the trial period, “trial” indicates reward effect across entire trial period, while “block” indicates reward effect across multiple trials. The column behavior specifies the change in accuracy and/or reaction time (RT) on rewarded versus nonrewarded trials.