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Stroop任务中冲突适应的神经机制述评
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Abstract:
在一致性任务中,如Stroop任务、Flanker任务和Simon任务,冲突适应表现为不一致试次之后的一致性效应(不一致试次与一致试次的行为差异)显著地小于一致试次之后的一致性效应。本文以Stroop任务为例,介绍冲突适应的神经机制。事件相关电位研究显示,N450的波幅调整与大脑对冲突的监测有关,持续电位(sustained potential, SP)的波幅调整与冲突解决有关。时频分析显示,大脑θ频带(theta-band, 4~7 Hz)的能量增加可能与冲突适应有关。功能磁共振研究显示,前扣带回(anterior cingulate cortex, ACC)和背外侧前额叶(dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, DLPFC)分别在冲突监测和冲突控制过程中扮演着重要角色。最后,该文介绍了冲突适应及其神经机制研究的新进展。
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