Dear NBS users,

I was wondering whether anyone had come across published literature that utilises NBS (general approach and toolbox) to investigate the relationship between structural components and behavioural parameters derived from decision making tasks? Specifically, I am trying to find any research which might have used NBS to investigate the relationship between functional and/or structural networks with parameters derived from tasks used to assess risk taking or decision making under risk (e.g. mixed lotteries, gambles, balloon analogue risk task, Iowa gambling task, Columbia card task, devil's task), or self-report inventories (e.g. DOSPERT, BIS/BAS, UPPS, etc.).

So far I have found many very interesting articles on (sub)clinical populations, usually examining a) network differences between populations or b) relationship between network and some clinical/behavioural parameter within populations. These articles are very useful references for showing the breadth of areas and questions for which NBS has been used, but I am now looking (unfortunately without much success so far) for research that is directly relevant for our own paradigms and research focus. 

Any pointers or advice on where to look would be much appreciated! Apologies for posting such a rather general question in this forum, but given the specificity of the toolbox/approach, I thought it a relevant topic.

Kind regards, Loreen