Publications

Waltmann, M.; Herzog, N.; Reiter, A. M.F.; Villringer, A.; Horstmann, A.; Deserno, L.: Neurocomputational mechanisms underlying differential reinforcement learning from wins and losses in obesity with and without binge eating. Biological Psychiatry: Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging 9 (12), pp. 1281 - 1290 (2024)

Scholz, V.; Waltmann, M.; Herzog, N.; Horstmann, A.; Deserno, L.: Decrease in decision noise from adolescence into adulthood mediates an increase in more sophisticated choice behaviors and performance gain. PLOS Biology 22 (11), e3002877 (2024)

Herzog, N.; Hartmann, H.; Janssen, L.; Kanyamibwa, A.; Waltmann, M.; Kovacs, P.; Deserno, L.; Fallon, S.; Villringer, A.; Horstmann, A.: Working memory gating in obesity is moderated by striatal dopaminergic gene variants. eLife 13, RP93369 (2024)

Herzog, N.; Hartmann, H.; Janssen, L.; Waltmann, M.; Fallon, S. J.; Deserno, L.; Horstmann, A.: Working memory gating in obesity: Insights from a case-control fMRI study. Appetite 195, 107179 (2024)

Herzog, N.; Cesnaite, E.; Steinfath, T. P.; Kapralov, N.; Fallon, S. J.; Nikulin, V. V.; Villringer, A.; Janssen , L. K.; Horstmann, A.: Can intrinsic network configurations predict working memory gating? Salzburg Mind Brain Annual Meeting (SAMBA), Salzburg, Austria (2024)

Waltmann, M.; Herzog, N.; Reiter, A.; Villringer, A.; Horstmann, A.; Deserno, L.: Neurocomputational mechanisms of differential reinforcement learning from wins and losses in obesity and binge eating. Computational Psychiatry Conference, Minneapolis, MN, USA (2024)

Waltmann, M.; Herzog, N.; Reiter, A.; Villringer, A.; Horstmann, A.; Deserno, L.: Diminished reinforcement sensitivity in adolescence is associated with enhanced response switching and reduced coding of choice probability in the medial frontal pole. Computational Psychiatry Conference, Minneapolis, MN, USA (2024)

Waltmann, M.; Herzog, N.; Reiter, A.; Villringer, A.; Horstmann, A.; Deserno, L.: Neurocomputational mechanisms of differential reinforcement learning from wins and losses in obesity and binge eating. Psychologie und Gehirn (PuG), Hamburg, Germany (2024)