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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 ...

• Understanding treatment decisions from the perspective of people with relapsing remitting multiple Sclerosis: A critical interpretive synthesis. 

  Eskyte, I; Manzano, A; Pepper, G; Pavitt, S; Ford, H; Bekker, H; Chataway, J; Schmierer, K; Meads, D; Webb, E (2019-01)

  BACKGROUND: Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic inflammatory demyelinating disorder of the central nervous system that mainly affects young adults. While there is no cure for MS, disease modifying treatments (DMTs) reduce ...

• Shared decision-making in ongoing outpatient psychiatric treatment 

  McCabe, R; Khanom, H; Bailey, P; Priebe, S (2013-06)