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Competitions are part and parcel of daily life and require people to invest time and energy to gain advantage over others and to avoid (the risk of ) falling behind. Whereas the behavioral mechanisms underlying competition are well documented, its neurocognitive underpinnings remain poorly understood.We addressed this using neuroimaging and computational modeling of individual investment decisions aimed at exploiting one's counterpart ("attack" or at protecting against exploitation by one's counterpart ("defense". Analyses revealed t
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