Neil Garrett

Neil Garrett is a behavioral scientist and neuroscientist whose research focuses on decision making, behavioral economics, and reinforcement learning. He holds a PhD in Experimental Psychology from University College London and was a Sir Henry Wellcome Research Fellow at Oxford and Princeton University. His notable publication 'The Brain Adapts to Dishonesty' in Nature Neuroscience demonstrated how the amygdala's response to dishonesty diminishes over time.

• The Brain Adapts to Dishonesty (2016) Paper
• Biased Belief Updating and Suboptimal Choice in Foraging Decisions (2020) Paper
• Optimistic Update Bias Holds Firm: Three Tests of Robustness (2017) Paper
• Losing the Rose Tinted Glasses: Neural Substrates of Unbiased Belief Updating in Depression (2014) Paper
• Updating Beliefs Under Perceived Threat (2018) Paper