A Computational Model of Mood and Future Prospects

Poster May 04, 2018

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Rachel Bedder, Bastien Blain, Emily Lowther, Robb Rutledge

Mood disorders are characterized by changes in reaction to positive events, but studies examining mood in gambling have suggested these changes may not be different from control. Interrogating mood changes with a computational model may give insight into disorders like depression.

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