The striatum and associated nuclei appear to be involved in the
A)affective code that modifies behavior.
B)integration of positive and negative outcomes over multiple trials.
C)indexing reward magnitude.
D)executive control of behavior weighing value of alternative choices.

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The striatum and associated nuclei are known to play a role in integrating positive and negative outcomes over multiple trials. This is important for learning and modifying behavior based on previous experiences. The other options (A, C, D) also involve the striatum to some extent, but do not specifically relate to the integration of outcomes and learning over multiple trials.

The Striatum and Associated Nuclei Appear to Be Involved in the