The Role of the Basal Ganglia in Habit Formation.¶
Yin, H. H., & Knowlton, B. J. (2006). The Role of the Basal Ganglia in Habit Formation. Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 7(6), 464-476.
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- Habit
- In psychology and neuroscience, the goal-directed-versus-habitual dichotomy is operationalized by outcome-devaluation paradigms, with habits associated with stimulus-response learning in the dorsolateral striatum and goal-directed action with prefrontal circuitry;
This sourceReviews the shift of behavioral control from prefrontal/associative to dorsolateral striatal stimulus-response circuitry as habits form.
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The review's abstract backs the stimulus-response/habit role of the dorsolateral striatum, but assigns goal-directed action to the dorsomedial striatum, not prefrontal circuitry, and never mentions outcome-devaluation paradigms.
“They can also be doubly dissociated functionally, with the DLS being crucial for stimulus-driven habits and the DMS being crucial for goal-directed actions.”
- In psychology and neuroscience, the goal-directed-versus-habitual dichotomy is operationalized by outcome-devaluation paradigms, with habits associated with stimulus-response learning in the dorsolateral striatum and goal-directed action with prefrontal circuitry;
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