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One predominant theory of dopamine function postulates that phasic bursts and pauses in dopamine transmission signal errors in reward prediction, and can thereby adjust the probability of repeating a preceding action ([Houk et al., 1995][1]; [Schultz et al., 1997][2]). Specifically, dopaminergic

Dopaminergic Prediction Errors Persevere in the Nucleus Accumbens Core during Negative Reinforcement