Psychophysiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
61(9)
Published: May 1, 2024
Numerous
studies
have
established
a
correlation
between
social
anxiety
and
poor
cognitive
control.
However,
little
is
known
about
the
control
pattern
of
individuals
with
high
(HSAs)
underlying
mechanisms.
Based
on
Dual
Mechanisms
Control
framework
Expected
Value
theory,
this
study
explored
whether
HSAs
an
impaired
(Experiment
1)
motivational
deficiencies
underlie
2).
In
Experiment
1,
21
low
(LSAs)
completed
AX-Continuous
Performance
Task.
Results
showed
that
had
smaller
P3b
amplitude
than
LSAs,
indicating
their
weakened
proactive
in
cue
processing
stage,
but
larger
contingent
negative
variation
(CNV)
B
as
compensation
for
effects
response
preparation
stage.
No
group
difference
was
found
N2
P3a
probes,
suggesting
reactive
not
affected
compared
to
LSAs.
2,
LSAs
cued-flanker
task,
where
likelihood
engagement
manipulated.
The
results
revealed
exhibited
motivation
engaging
control,
evidenced
by
P3b,
CNV
amplitude,
times.
These
findings
shed
light
suggest
may
be
crucial
factor.
PLoS Biology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
21(3), P. e3002010 - e3002010
Published: March 2, 2023
Reward-guided
choice
is
fundamental
for
adaptive
behaviour
and
depends
on
several
component
processes
supported
by
prefrontal
cortex.
Here,
across
three
studies,
we
show
that
two
such
processes,
linking
reward
to
specific
choices
estimating
the
global
state,
develop
during
human
adolescence
are
linked
lateral
portions
of
These
reflect
assignment
rewards
contingently
local
choices,
or
noncontingently,
make
up
history.
Using
matched
experimental
tasks
analysis
platforms,
influence
both
mechanisms
increase
(study
1)
lesions
frontal
cortex
(that
included
and/or
disconnected
orbitofrontal
insula
cortex)
in
adult
patients
2)
macaque
monkeys
3)
impair
learning.
Developmental
effects
were
distinguishable
from
a
decision
bias
behaviour,
known
depend
medial
Differences
assignments
adolescence,
context
delayed
grey
matter
maturation
anterior
cortex,
may
underlie
changes
behaviour.
Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
167, P. 105945 - 105945
Published: Nov. 14, 2024
Social
connectedness
(SC)
is
one
of
the
most
important
predictors
for
physical
and
mental
health.
Consequently,
SC
addressed
in
an
increasing
number
studies,
providing
evidence
multidimensionality
construct,
revealing
several
factors
that
contribute
to
individual
differences
SC.
However,
a
unified
model
can
address
subcomponents
yet
missing.
Here
we
take
novel
perspective
discuss
whether
be
explained
by
person's
social
information
processing
profile
represents
tendencies
how
perceived
interpreted
leads
motivated
behavior.
After
summarizing
current
knowledge
on
core
findings
from
fields
perception
mentalizing,
motivation
action,
derive
working
links
stages
structural,
functional,
qualitative
aspects
This
allows
deriving
testable
hypotheses
foundations
outline
suggestions
these
future
research.
Psychophysiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
61(9)
Published: May 1, 2024
Numerous
studies
have
established
a
correlation
between
social
anxiety
and
poor
cognitive
control.
However,
little
is
known
about
the
control
pattern
of
individuals
with
high
(HSAs)
underlying
mechanisms.
Based
on
Dual
Mechanisms
Control
framework
Expected
Value
theory,
this
study
explored
whether
HSAs
an
impaired
(Experiment
1)
motivational
deficiencies
underlie
2).
In
Experiment
1,
21
low
(LSAs)
completed
AX-Continuous
Performance
Task.
Results
showed
that
had
smaller
P3b
amplitude
than
LSAs,
indicating
their
weakened
proactive
in
cue
processing
stage,
but
larger
contingent
negative
variation
(CNV)
B
as
compensation
for
effects
response
preparation
stage.
No
group
difference
was
found
N2
P3a
probes,
suggesting
reactive
not
affected
compared
to
LSAs.
2,
LSAs
cued-flanker
task,
where
likelihood
engagement
manipulated.
The
results
revealed
exhibited
motivation
engaging
control,
evidenced
by
P3b,
CNV
amplitude,
times.
These
findings
shed
light
suggest
may
be
crucial
factor.