The ability to rapidly learn or re-learn responses in the face changing reward contingencies is mediated by:
A)the dorsolateral cortex.
B)the orbitofrontal cortex.
C)the anterior cingulate.

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The orbitofrontal cortex has been found to be involved in reward-based decision making and the ability to adapt to changing reward contingencies, while the dorsolateral cortex and anterior cingulate are more involved in cognitive control and attention.

The Ability to Rapidly Learn or Re-Learn Responses in the Face