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期刊名:Cognitive affective & behavioral neuroscience

缩写:COGN AFFECT BEHAV NE

ISSN:1530-7026

e-ISSN:1531-135X

IF/分区:3.6/Q1

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Riccardo Maramotti,Thomas Parr,Manuela Tondelli et al. Riccardo Maramotti et al.
The voluntary investment of mental effort is an understudied aspect of cognitive control, whose underlying mechanisms remain poorly understood. Here, we investigated this process using a computational model of the Stroop task within the fra...
Francesco Grassi,Esther A Semmelhack,Anne Schacht Francesco Grassi
Visual word processing engages perceptual and memory-related mechanisms that allow rapid identification of written stimuli. While most research relies on meaningful words, recent work suggests that sublexical visual features-such as charact...
Montana Hunter,Patrick Skippen,Sara Lo Templio et al. Montana Hunter et al.
Risk-taking in young people is often attributed to a mismatch between slowly maturing cognitive control networks and overactive reward networks, leading to impulsive actions. However, evidence is inconsistent, and these models do not accoun...
Tanja Müller,Joseph Milton,Masud Husain et al. Tanja Müller et al.
Everyday we perform tasks that make us feel fatigued. Theoretical accounts predict that fatigue not only develops due to exertion of effort but also increases how effortful the same action will feel subsequently. However, to date there has ...
Shih-Yu Lo,Jen-Chung Wang,Kuan-Chih Huang et al. Shih-Yu Lo et al.
The self-prioritization effect refers to the tendency for individuals to perceive self-related stimuli more accurately than other-related stimuli. We leveraged this phenomenon to investigate the mechanisms underlying empathy. According to t...
Rachel E Brough,Chase A Spurbeck,Kimberly S Chiew Rachel E Brough
The modulation of cognitive control by threat of punishment has been under-characterized relative to examinations of reward, with mixed findings reported in the literature. Across two experiments, we examined the balance of proactive and re...
Grace O Allison,Alexandra Turtil,Alexis M May et al. Grace O Allison et al.
Suicide is a leading cause of death among young adults. While many individuals contemplate suicide, most individuals with suicidal ideation will not attempt suicide, and there is a need to identify factors that can differentiate those who a...
Nicola Matteucci Armandi Avogli Trotti,Alessandro von Gal,Laura Piccardi et al. Nicola Matteucci Armandi Avogli Trotti et al.
Evaluating others' actions requires integrating their intentions with the outcomes they produce. Several studies have investigated the neural processes supporting this aspect of moral judgment, but findings remain heterogeneous. We conducte...
Amritha Harikumar,Junqiang Dai,Elaine F Walker et al. Amritha Harikumar et al.
Schizophrenia is a complex psychiatric disorder that affects approximately 20 million people worldwide. Patients show face-processing deficits that significantly affect their social interactions and social cognitive abilities (e.g., recogni...
Villeneuve Émilie,Mangin Thomas,Gaveau Jeremie et al. Villeneuve Émilie et al.
The motivation intensity theory suggests that the perception of effort (PE) reflects the self-monitoring of resources and is used to self-regulate goal-directed actions. Resource monitoring and self-regulation are typically studied separate...