Neuroeconomics
A key interest of neuroeconomics research is value-based decision making, in which the prefrontal lobe is an important player. Although prefrontal activity has been explored with fMRI, the restricted environment does impose a limit to the number of applications that can be explored. fNIRS may represent a conspicuous improvement to the field, as it enables outdoor measurements that can be combined with simultaneous Eye-Tracking.
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C. Krampe, E. Strelow, A. Haas, and P. Kenning, “The application of mobile fNIRS to ‘shopper neuroscience’ – first insights from a merchandising communication study,” European Journal of Marketing, Jan. 2018.
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