Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Charles Randy Gallistel | grad student | 1992-1997 | UCLA |
| Michael N. Shadlen | post-doc | 1996-2001 | University of Washington |
Children
Sign in to add trainee| Aldo Antonio Amaya | research assistant | 2008-2011 | |
| Alejandro Cruz Basilio | research assistant | 2016-2018 | California State University Bakersfield |
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| Leon MI, Rodriguez-Barrera V, Amaya A. (2017) The Effect of Scopolamine on Matching Behavior and the Estimation of Relative Reward Magnitude. Behavioral Neuroscience |
| Leon MI, Shadlen MN. (2003) Representation of time by neurons in the posterior parietal cortex of the macaque. Neuron. 38: 317-27 |
| Leon MI, Shadlen MN. (1999) Effect of expected reward magnitude on the response of neurons in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex of the macaque. Neuron. 24: 415-25 |
| Leon MI, Gallistel CR. (1998) Self-stimulating rats combine subjective reward magnitude and subjective reward rate multiplicatively. Journal of Experimental Psychology. Animal Behavior Processes. 24: 265-77 |
| Leon MI, Shadlen MN. (1998) Exploring the neurophysiology of decisions. Neuron. 21: 669-72 |
| Gallistel CR, Leon M, Lim BT, et al. (1996) Destruction of the medial forebrain bundle caudal to the site of stimulation reduces rewarding efficacy but destruction rostrally does not. Behavioral Neuroscience. 110: 766-90 |
| Leon M, Gallistel CR. (1992) The function relating the subjective magnitude of brain stimulation reward to stimulation strength varies with site of stimulation. Behavioural Brain Research. 52: 183-93 |
| Gallistel CR, Leon M. (1991) Measuring the subjective magnitude of brain stimulation reward by titration with rate of reward. Behavioral Neuroscience. 105: 913-25 |
| Gallistel CR, Leon M, Waraczynski M, et al. (1991) Effect of current on the maximum possible reward. Behavioral Neuroscience. 105: 901-12 |