Jim Cavanagh
@jimfcav.bsky.social
Well, its easy to confuse goals and rewards.
But you can make anything your goal - even if it isn't hedonically 'rewarding'. See Figure 3 for an example of my kids playing Mario Kart. (OMG what happens next!)
But you can make anything your goal - even if it isn't hedonically 'rewarding'. See Figure 3 for an example of my kids playing Mario Kart. (OMG what happens next!)
January 2, 2026 at 4:34 PM
Well, its easy to confuse goals and rewards.
But you can make anything your goal - even if it isn't hedonically 'rewarding'. See Figure 3 for an example of my kids playing Mario Kart. (OMG what happens next!)
But you can make anything your goal - even if it isn't hedonically 'rewarding'. See Figure 3 for an example of my kids playing Mario Kart. (OMG what happens next!)
Yeah! Let's get this year started off right.
A new theoretical model for everyone's favorite sensitive and specific neural marker.
So why is it a marker of goals if it is called the Reward Positivity? 1/4
A new theoretical model for everyone's favorite sensitive and specific neural marker.
So why is it a marker of goals if it is called the Reward Positivity? 1/4
January 2, 2026 at 4:34 PM
Yeah! Let's get this year started off right.
A new theoretical model for everyone's favorite sensitive and specific neural marker.
So why is it a marker of goals if it is called the Reward Positivity? 1/4
A new theoretical model for everyone's favorite sensitive and specific neural marker.
So why is it a marker of goals if it is called the Reward Positivity? 1/4