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The maximum firing frequency of human dopamine neurons has yet to be determined, as far as we know. That said, the pulse frequency employed in the deep-brain stimulation of the human MFB, 130 Hz, is well above the maximum firing frequency that dopaminergic neurons can sustain in the rodent ( Tsai et al., 2009; Witten et al., 2011; Covey and Cheer, 2019). The Centrality of the Dopamine Neurons?

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In a Bayesian, decision-theoretic account, depression entails pessimistic expectations about the value of future rewards and possible actions ( Huys et al., 2015), an observation well supported by evidence ( Cooper et al., 2021). As noted above, Panksepp emphasized the role of the SEEKING system in anticipation of positive outcomes rather than in ongoing hedonic experience, and he viewed hypoactivity of the system as a determinant of depression ( Panksepp and Yovell, 2014). That view seems well aligned with the notions of pessimistic expectations and decisional anhedonia. Huys et al. (2015) argue that alterations in model-based, rather than model-free, learning are the most likely route to pessimistic expectations. Definitive isolation of model-based learning in rodents from other forms of learning is not easy to achieve, but it has been demonstrated convincingly ( van der Meer et al., 2012; Redish, 2016; Miller et al., 2017). The experimental paradigms in question should be amenable to assessing the effect of MFB stimulation on reward expectations. Fang, Y.Y., Yamaguchi, T., Song, S.C., Tritsch, N.X., and Lin, D. (2018). A hypothalamic midbrain pathway essential for driving maternal behaviors. Neuron 98, 192–207.e10. Bolton, A.D., Haesemeyer, M., Jordi, J., Schaechtle, U., Saad, F.A., Mansinghka, V.K., Tenenbaum, J.B., and Engert, F. (2019). Elements of a stochastic 3D prediction engine in larval zebrafish prey capture. eLife 8, e51975.