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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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James B Wyngaarden rd,Akanksha Nambiar,Jeffrey Dennison et al. James B Wyngaarden rd et al.
Individuals vary substantially in their responses to rewarding events and their motivation to pursue rewards. While the ventral striatum (VS) plays a central role in reward anticipation, its functional connectivity with the default mode net...
Thomas Mangin,Benjamin Pageaux Thomas Mangin
Effort influences decisions to initiate and sustain physical and cognitive tasks. Although the perception of effort is central to human behaviour, its underlying mechanisms-especially in the cognitive domain-remain poorly understood. Buildi...
Dajung Diane Shin,Sun Kyung Lee,Yi Jiang et al. Dajung Diane Shin et al.
Monotonous tasks are common in academic and professional settings, yet sustaining motivation and effort in such contexts remains a persistent challenge. This research examined whether inserting a brief episode of interest into an otherwise ...
Nathaniel Edgar,Kevin da Silva Castanheira,Gary R Turner et al. Nathaniel Edgar et al.
Influential theories of cognitive effort-based decision-making suggest that a cost-benefit trade-off guides mental effort allocation and that this trade-off may be reflected in shared neural activity in circuits tracking potential reward an...
Yang Yang,Clay Holroyd Yang Yang
Effort discounting, or the devaluation of rewards requiring effort, depends on underlying neural computations of reward valuation and cognitive control. Although much is known about effort discounting, its temporal dynamics-how effort valua...
Yifei Huang,Xiaonan Chen,Jin Huang et al. Yifei Huang et al.
A critical question in the field of social exclusion is why excluded individuals are prone to becoming excluders. Emotion regulation theory and displaced aggression theory offer a potential explanation, suggesting excluding others may serve...
Estrella Veiga-Zarza,Fátima Álvarez,Eddie Harmon-Jones et al. Estrella Veiga-Zarza et al.
Cognitive dissonance theory proposes that relevant cognitive inconsistencies evoke negative affect, which may motivate cognitive and behavioral adaptations to reduce this perceived "dissonance" or incoherence. Among these adaptations, attit...
Samuel A Venezia,Eric D Splan,Samwell Cleary et al. Samuel A Venezia et al.
Humans rapidly and efficiently categorize others with limited information, forming split-second impressions. Prior EEG person perception research has often focused on social categories derived from perceptual cues. However, impressions are ...
Rafał Gasz,Zineb Bougriche,Jakub Osuchowski et al. Rafał Gasz et al.
The ability of machines to recognize emotions automatically is becoming increasingly significant across many domains where emotional understanding is essential. Such technology is applied in customer interaction, marketing, healthcare, educ...
Kevin da Silva Castanheira,A Ross Otto Kevin da Silva Castanheira
Why does decision-making sometimes feel demanding while other times feel effortless? The dominant view of cognitive effort suggests that, all else being equal, individuals prefer to avoid mentally effortful courses of action-an empirical ph...