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• THE VALUE OF EFFORT: HOW DO WE MAKE DECISIONS WHEN EFFORT IS INVOLVED? 

  LUDWICZAK, AGATA (Queen Mary University of London, 2016-08-24)

  Effort-based decision-making is an instance of value-based decision-making in which effort is the main cost associated with obtaining rewards. Despite the fact that we engage in this process on a daily basis, many assumptions ...

• Explaining Moral Behavior. 

  Osman, M; Wiegmann, A (2017-03)

  In this review we make a simple theoretical argument which is that for theory development, computational modeling, and general frameworks for understanding moral psychology researchers should build on domain-general ...

• iTACTIC - implementing Treatment Algorithms for the Correction of Trauma-Induced Coagulopathy: study protocol for a multicentre, randomised controlled trial. 

  Baksaas-Aasen, K; Gall, L; Eaglestone, S; Rourke, C; Juffermans, NP; Goslings, JC; Naess, PA; van Dieren, S; Ostrowski, SR; Stensballe, J (2017-10-18)

  BACKGROUND: Traumatic injury is the fourth leading cause of death globally. Half of all trauma deaths are due to bleeding and most of these will occur within 6 h of injury. Haemorrhagic shock following injury has been shown ...