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SOPHIE BAVARD

I am a postdoctoral researcher at the Motivation, Brain and Behavior lab, based at the Paris Brain Institute (Paris, France).

I received a bachelor’s degree in fundamental mathematics and a master’s degree in cellular neuroscience from the Université Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris 6), and a PhD in computational neuroscience from the Ecole normale supérieure (PSL University, Paris, France). My current work in cognitive neuroscience involves computational applications in value-based decision-making. I am interested in the different strategies we use to make decisions, their inter-individual variability, and the neuropathologies emerging from their dysfunction.

sophie.bavard[at]gmail[dot]com

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2023 Bavard S, Palminteri S. The functional form of value normalization in human reinforcement learning. eLife 12:e83891

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

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2021 Bavard S, Rustichini A, Palminteri S. Two sides of the same coin: beneficial and detrimental consequences of range adaptation in human reinforcement learning. Science Advances, 7, eabe0340

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2024 Bavard S, Stuchlý E, Konovalov A, Gluth S. Humans can infer social preferences from decision speed alone. PLOS Biology 22(6): e3002686.

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