Assertion: dopamine's action | /r/HasProperty | stopper et al.
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text: It also explains why, in some situations at least, dopaminergic manipulations have their greatest impact on task performance rather than reward learning (Shiner et al., 2012; Smittenaar et al., 2012; Eisenegger et al., 2014), as well as for the fact that transient inhibition of dopamine neurons via stimulation of the lateral habenula has been shown to reduce the influence of subjective preferences on action (Stopper et al., 2014).