How craving and mood states (e.g., stress, boredom) bias behavior toward rewarding
but less adaptive alternatives and away from an individual’s health goals is poorly
understood, yet play a critical role in addiction and eating disorders. Here we test
the hypothesis that underlying this bias is a state-dependent increase in the subjective
value of these rewarding but less-adaptive choice alternatives.
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