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Beyond movement, the cerebellum may contribute to the anticipation of rewards
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| Medical Xpress | Beyond movement, the cerebellum may contribute to the anticipation of rewards |
Over the course of their lives, humans and other animals can learn to connect specific actions or cues to a desirable outcome. This process, called reward learning, is known to play a role in some men |
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