Author response of: Sign-tracking bias is associated with the inhibition of motor response to appetitive food cues. Round#1

A recommendation of: Hugo Najberg, Malika Tapparel, Joel Holmann, Lucas Spierer Sign-tracking bias is associated with the inhibition of motor response to appetitive food cues https://osf.io/mv6c5/files/e8fvt?view_only=c355b85801d74a92a100ad5149f8feab

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Peer Community In Registered Reports
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2025-12-09
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https://doi.org/10.24072/pci.rr.101197.ar1
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Multisensory perception and integration
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Author response of: Sign-tracking bias is associated with the inhibition of motor response to appetitive food cues. Round#1

Lucas Spierer, Malika Tapparel, Hugo Najberg, Joel Holmann
Peer Community In Registered Reports
Multisensory perception and integration
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Author response of: Sign-tracking bias is associated with the inhibition of motor response to appetitive food cues. Round#1

Lucas Spierer, Malika Tapparel, Hugo Najberg, Joel Holmann
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A recommendation of: Hugo Najberg, Malika Tapparel, Joel Holmann, Lucas Spierer Sign-tracking bias is associated with the inhibition of motor response to appetitive food cues https://osf.io/mv6c5/files/e8fvt?view_only=c355b85801d74a92a100ad5149f8feab

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