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Conclusion The End of the Age of Innocence,ated in the latter, but cortical manipulations have also helped to unravel important features about how habits and goal-directed systems co-exist. This chapter will focus on the role of the prefrontal cortex in the control of instrumental actions in rodents. First, we will outline how habits and goa

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A Bottomless Well and Other Solutions,rm routine behaviors without thinking, but when they are goal-misaligned, they can be counterproductive and prevent us from responding adaptively. This chapter provides a brief overview of historical and modern perspectives on habit and the role of neuroscientific methods in helping to uncover the n

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