Figure 1
Performance and pavlovian bias during the Go/No-Go task. Dark gray headers refer to the DBS cohort (a–i) and the light gray header refers to the non-DBS cohort (j–l). The DBS cohort is split across three med/DBS conditions: on-med/pre-DBS (a–c); off-med/off-DBS (d–f); on-med/on-DBS (g–i). Each panel includes accuracy (a,d,g,j), reaction time (RT) (b,e,h,k), and Pavlovian biases (c,f,i,l). Average accuracy during each trial condition is shown in blue for Go-To-Win (GTW), yellow for Go-To-Avoid-Loss (GTAL), orange for No-Go-To-Win (NGTW) and pink for No-Go-To-Avoid-Loss (NGTAL) (colors correspond to Supplementary Figure 1). RT is shown in blue for GTW and in yellow for GTAL. Pavlovian biases are shown for reward bias in striped blue-yellow and for avoid-loss bias in striped orange-pink. Red bars in each barplot indicate two standard errors above and below the mean. P-values above bars for accuracy and RT indicate results of one-tailed comparisons and P-values above bars for Pavlovian biases indicate one-way comparisons (see “Methods” section).
