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. 2021 Aug 26;47(1):163–179. doi: 10.1038/s41386-021-01128-w

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Fig. 2 — a Effects of bilaterally symmetrical or crossed surgical lesions of the OFC and amygdala on the devaluation task. “Devaluation score” reflects the extent to which object choices on the probe tests conducted after prefeeding differ from the baseline condition (no prefeeding). Higher devaluation scores reflect a greater proportion of adaptive choices after a change in food value. Data from [79, 81, 96]. b Effects of bilaterally symmetrical infusions of GABA agonists into either the basolateral amygdala (top) or different sectors of OFC (bottom). Infusions were given either before or after the selective satiation phase. GABA agonist infusions before satiation produced inactivation during both the satiation and object choice phases, whereas GABA agonist infusions after satiation produced inactivation during the object choice phase only. Scores of control groups vary across studies due to differences in methods. Data from [98, 99].