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Reticular formation

Arousal, alertness, wakefulness

Amygdala

Detects, learns about and responds to stimulus properties of environmental objects, including both threat eliciting and reward eliciting association's

Basal ganglia

Motivational modulation of movement and action

Striatum and nucleus accumbens

Brains reward center, responds to signals of reward to produce pleasure, wanting, liking, and approach

Ventral tegmental area

Starting point of brains dopamine based reward center. Manufactures and releases dopamine

Hypothalamus

Responsive to natural rewards in the regulation of eating, drinking, and mating regulates both ANS and endocrine system

Insula

Monitors bodily states to produce gut feelings. Processes feelings associated with empathy, intrinsic motivation, risk, uncertainty, pain and personal agency

Prefrontal cortex

Making plans, setting goals, formulating intentions, right hemisphere activity is associated with negative affect and avoidance motivation. Left hemisphere activity is associated with positive affect and approach motivation

Orbitofrontal cortex

Stores and processes reward related value of environmental objects and events to formulate preferences and make choices between options

Ventromedial prefrontal cortex

Evaluates unlearned emotional value of basic sensory rewards and internal bodily states. Responsible for emotional control

Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex

Evaluates learned emotional value of environmental events and possible courses of action. Responsible for control over urges and risks during pursuit of long term goals

Anterior cingulate cortex

Monitors motivational conflicts, resolves conflicts by recruiting other cortical brain structure for executive or cognitive control over basic urges and emotions