Author response of: The Structure of Subjective Reward Values Differs Between Children and Adults. Round#2

Key Points

• The aim examines how subjective reward values differ across age groups, focusing on children and adults.
• Comparative analysis of reward values in children and adults
• Evaluation of neural mechanisms underlying reward assessment
• Assessment of behavioral responses to rewards
• Children exhibit distinct subjective reward structures compared to adults
• Neural mechanisms involved in reward processing show age-related differences
• Findings highlight developmental changes in decision-making related to rewards

Abstract