Computational modeling captured risk preferences
PEIRS
To confirm that the PEIRS model described risk preferences, we compared it to a simplified model without Model fitting results with the Prediction Error Induced Risk‐Seeking (PEIRS) model. (a) Simulated choice behavior using estimated parameters for the fasted and sated condition. Simulated data showed a similar pattern to the behavioral data depicted in Figure In line with the behavioral analyses, we found an effect of hunger on parameter estimates obtained with the PEIRS model (Figure 