Each participant will undergo 3 sessions of TMS, one each of continuous and intermittent TBS--with the goal of decreasing or increasing dmPFC responding, respectively--and one of sham TBS. Session order will be counterbalanced, with a double-blind approach to condition. Brain function, behavior, and mood will be assessed before and after each TBS session. Broadly, the investigators predict that inhibitory TBS to the dmPFC will enhance neural, behavioral, and subjective aspects of reward function by reducing dmPFC function and dmPFC connectivity with the ventral striatum (VS).
