The prelimbic cortex uses higher-order cues to modulate both the acquisition and expression of conditioned fear

por Sharpe, Melissa J., Killcross, Simon
Publicado 2015

The prelimbic cortex directs attention toward predictive cues during fear learning

por Sharpe, Melissa J., Killcross, Simon
Publicado 2015

Evaluation of the hypothesis that phasic dopamine constitutes a cached-value signal

por Sharpe, Melissa J., Schoenbaum, Geoffrey
Publicado 2017

Preconditioned cues have no value

por Sharpe, Melissa J, Batchelor, Hannah M, Schoenbaum, Geoffrey
Publicado 2017

Higher-Order Conditioning and Dopamine: Charting a Path Forward

por Seitz, Benjamin M., Blaisdell, Aaron P., Sharpe, Melissa J.
Publicado 2021

The Dopamine Prediction Error: Contributions to Associative Models of Reward Learning

por Nasser, Helen M., Calu, Donna J., Schoenbaum, Geoffrey, Sharpe, Melissa J.
Publicado 2017

Responding to preconditioned cues is devaluation sensitive and requires orbitofrontal cortex during cue-cue learning

por Hart, Evan E, Sharpe, Melissa J, Gardner, Matthew PH, Schoenbaum, Geoffrey
Publicado 2020

The prediction-error hypothesis of schizophrenia: new data point to circuit-specific changes in dopamine activity

por Millard, Samuel J., Bearden, Carrie E., Karlsgodt, Katherine H., Sharpe, Melissa J.
Publicado 2021

Dopamine transients do not act as model-free prediction errors during associative learning

por Sharpe, Melissa J., Batchelor, Hannah M., Mueller, Lauren E., Yun Chang, Chun, Maes, Etienne J. P., Niv, Yael, Schoenbaum, Geoffrey
Publicado 2020

Dopamine transients are sufficient and necessary for acquisition of model-based associations

por Sharpe, Melissa J, Chang, Chun Yun, Liu, Melissa A., Batchelor, Hannah M., Mueller, Lauren E., Jones, Joshua L, Niv, Yael, Schoenbaum, Geoffrey
Publicado 2017

Causal evidence supporting the proposal that dopamine transients function as temporal difference prediction errors

por Maes, Etienne JP, Sharpe, Melissa J, Usypchuk, Alexandra A., Lozzi, Megan, Chang, Chun Yun, Gardner, Matthew P.H., Schoenbaum, Geoffrey, Iordanova, Mihaela D.
Publicado 2020

BehaviorDEPOT is a simple, flexible tool for automated behavioral detection based on markerless pose tracking

por Gabriel, Christopher J, Zeidler, Zachary, Jin, Benita, Guo, Changliang, Goodpaster, Caitlin M, Kashay, Adrienne Q, Wu, Anna, Delaney, Molly, Cheung, Jovian, DiFazio, Lauren E, Sharpe, Melissa J, Aharoni, Daniel, Wilke, Scott A, DeNardo, Laura A
Publicado 2022