[The formula explained in brief:
“Happiness depends on safe
choices (certain rewards, CR), expectations associated with risky
choices (expected value, EV), and whether the outcomes of risky choices
were better or worse than expected. This final variable is called a
reward prediction error (RPE), the difference between the experienced
outcome and the expectation.”] - Excerpt
The secret to happiness expressed as one neat mathematical formula
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