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认知负载降低了在味道处理中由前面岛屿加强腹状条纹体:关于自我控制的fMRI研究

Jakub Skałbania1, Łukasz Tanajewski2, Marcin Furtak3

  • 1Faculty of Psychology, University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland; Department of Economics, Kozminski University, Warsaw, Poland.

Neuroscience
|February 5, 2025
PubMed
概括

认知过载通过削弱参与味道和健康处理的大脑连接来破坏食物选择. 这会影响自我控制,特别是在更健康和更美味的选择之间做决定时.

关键词:
认知负载的认知负载在 DLPFCFC 中,食物的选择 食物的选择岛屿皮层 (英语:insular cortex) 是一个岛屿皮层.自制是一种自我控制.腹腔条纹体 腹腔条纹体

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