Journal Articles
- Vogel TA, Priestley L, Cutler J, Hogg T, Khalighinejad N, Garrett N, Apps MAJ, Rushworth MFS, & Lockwood PL (2024) Humans decide to help others more often in poor environments, OSF
- Garrett N & Sharot, T (2023) There is no belief update bias for neutral events: failure to replicate Burton et al. (2022)., Journal of Cognitive Psychology, 1-11
- Garrett N, Allan S & Daw ND (2023) Model based control can give rise to devaluation insensitive choice, Addiction Neuroscience, 6:100070, doi: 10.1101/2022.08.21.504635
- Ossola P, Garrett N, Biso L, Bishara AJ & Marchesi C (2023) Anhedonia and sensitivity to punishment in schizophrenia, depression and opiate use disorder, Journal of Affective Disorders, 330, 319-328
- Dundon N, Colas JT, Garrett N, Babenko V, Rizor E, Yang D, MacNamara M, Petzold L & Grafton ST (2023) Decision heuristics in contexts integrating action selection and execution, Scientific Reports, 13:6486
- Glitz L, Juchems K, Summerfield C* & Garrett N* (2022) Model sharing in the Medial Temporal Lobe, Journal of Neuroscience.
- Vellani V, Garrett N, Gaule A, Patil KR & Sharot T (2022) Quantifying the heritability of belief updating, Scientific Reports, 12:11833
- Sharot T & Garrett N (2022) A Guideline and Cautionary Note: How to Use the Belief Update Task Correctly, Methods in Psychology, 100091
- Khalighinejad N*, Garrett N*, Priestley L*, Lockwood P & Rushworth MFS (2021) A habenula-insular circuit encodes the willingness to act, Nature Communications, 12:6329
- Garrett N & Sharot T (2021) Failure to Replicate Burton, Harris, Shah & Hahn (2021): There is No Belief Update Bias for Neutral Events, PsyArXiv, doi: 10.31234/osf.io/hj9p
- Garrett N & Daw ND (2020) Biased belief updating and suboptimal choice in foraging decisions. Nature Communications. 11:3417
- Ossola P, Garrett N, Sharot T & Marchesi C (2020) Belief Updating in Bipolar Disorder Predicts Time of Recurrence. eLife. 9:e58891
- Dundon NM, Garrett N, Babenko V, Cieslak M, Daw ND & Grafton ST (2020) Sympathetic and parasympathetic involvement in time constrained sequential foraging. CABN. 20, 730-745
- Garrett N, Gonazalez-Garzon A, Foulkes L, Levita L & Sharot T (2018) Updating Beliefs Under Perceived Threat. Journal of Neuroscience. 38(36): 7901-7911
- Garrett N & Sharot T (2017) Optimistic Update Bias Holds Firm: Three Tests of Robustness Following Shah et al. Consciousness and Cognition. 50, 12-22
- Garrett N, Lazzaro S, Ariely D & Sharot T (2016) The Brain Adapts to Dishonesty. Nature Neuroscience. 19, 1727-1732
A thoughtful commentary piece about this paper:
Engelmann, J.B., & Fehr, E. (2016) The Slippery Slope of Dishonesty. Nature Neuroscience 19.12 (2016): 1543-1544
- Sharot T & Garrett N (2016) Forming Beliefs: Why Valence Matters. Trends in Cognitive Sciences. 20(1)
- Moutsiana C, Charpentier C, Garrett N, Cohen MX & Sharot T (2015) Human frontal-subcortical circuit and asymmetric belief updating. Journal of Neuroscience. 35(42): 14077-14085
- Garrett N, Sharot T, Faulkner P, Korn CW, Roiser JP & Dolan RJ (2014) Losing the rose tinted glasses: neural substrates of unbiased belief updating in depression. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 8:639
- Garrett N & Sharot T (2014) How robust is the optimistic update bias for estimating self-risk and population base rates? PLoS ONE, 9(6): e98848
- Charpentier C, Moutsiana C, Garrett N & Sharot T (2014) The Brain’s Temporal Dynamics from a Collective Decision to Individual Action. Journal of Neuroscience, 34(17): 5816-5823
- De Martino B, Fleming S, Garrett N & Dolan R (2013). Confidence in value-based choice. Nature Neuroscience, 16, 105–110
- Moutsiana C, Garrett N, Clarke RC, Lotto RB, Blakemore SJ & Sharot T (2013) Human development of the ability to learn from bad news. Proceeding of the National Academy of Sciences, 110 (41): 16396–16401
*denotes equal contribution
Essays in Popular Media
- The Conversation: Why being dishonest is a slippery slope
- Aeon Magazine: Dishonesty gets easier the more you do it
- NBC op-ed: Trump’s lying seems to be getting worse. Psychology suggests there’s a reason why
- The Dana Foundation: How dishonesty can snowball