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Research
Latest funding
- $158,000
The role of anterior cingulate cortex in motivating and controlling effortful behaviors
NSERC · 2018 · Principal investigator
- $17,039
Is Pain Rewarding? Proposal for a Current Stimulator
NSERC · 2015 · Principal investigator
- $500,000
CRC Tier 2
CIHR · 2013 · Nominated PI
The role of anterior cingulate cortex in motivating and controlling effortful behaviors
Principal investigators: Holroyd, Clay
Is Pain Rewarding? Proposal for a Current Stimulator
Principal investigators: Holroyd, Clay
CRC Tier 2
Principal investigators: Holroyd, Clay B
Keywords: Crc
Neural mechanisms of reward processing and cognitive control
Principal investigators: Holroyd, Clay
Neural mechanisms of reward processing and cognitive control
Principal investigators: Holroyd, Clay
Bringing functional magnetic resonance imaging to Vancouver Island
Principal investigators: Holroyd, Clay
Individual Differences Underlying Substance Abuse and Addiction: At the Intersection of Brain, Cognition, Genetics and Personality
Principal investigators: Holroyd, Clay B
Keywords: Addiction; Dopamine; Event-Related Brain Potentials; Genetics; Individual Differences; Reinforcement Learning
CANADA RESEARCH CHAIRHOLDER / TITULAIRE DE CHAIRE DE RECHERCHE DU CANADA
Principal investigators: Holroyd, Clay B
Keywords: Crc
Individual Differences Underlying Substance use and Addiction: At the Intersection of Brain, Cognition, Genetics, Personality and Sex.
Principal investigators: Baker, Travis E
Keywords: Addiction; Cognitive Neuroscience; Decision Making; Dopamine Reward System; Electrophysiological Methods; Genetics; Personality; Sex/Gender-Based Analysis
Neural mechanisms of reinforcement
Principal investigators: Holroyd, Clay
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