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AXIS 1:
Processing reward
The objectives of axis 1 are:
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better characterize brain mechanisms that underlie reward and motivation processes in healthy individuals, and
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of identify their dysfunction(s) through various psychiatric disorders, in particular addictions with or without substances.
For this, we use amulti-level approach, the study of neurotransmission to that of behaviour, as well as a variety of tools, from the brain imaging to the neuropsychology and psychopharmacology.
Our long-term goal is to contribute to the development of a more personalized approach to addiction treatment.
Main objective :
Investigate the relationship between reward processing, DA transmission and fronto-striatal connectivity