刺激(心理学)
听力学
任务(项目管理)
发展心理学
怪胎范式
脑电图
P3b页
作者
Jinfeng Han,Yong Liu,Shiqing Song,Yunuo Wang,Xuemeng Zhang,Hong Chen
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.neulet.2021.135853
摘要
Abstract Executive functions are thought to affect problematic eating behaviors in restrained eaters. While neurophysiological features of inhibitory control among restrained eaters in particular have been extensively investigated, considerably less is known about its influence on cognitive flexibility. The present study investigated the behavioral and neural correlates of food-related cognitive flexibility with event-related potentials (ERPs) associated in a task-switching paradigm among successful restrained eaters (SREs, n = 30) and unsuccessful restrained eaters (UREs, n = 32). Behavioral results revealed smaller switch reaction times among SREs than among UREs in both food-stimuli and neutral-stimuli tasks. ERP analyses indicated that neutral-switch trials, especially in UREs, displayed larger N2 amplitudes. In addition, SREs displayed larger P3 amplitudes in frontal, frontal-central, and central than UREs. P3 amplitude increased significantly during food-stimuli tasks compared to that during neutral-stimuli tasks. These results indicate that SREs possess better efficiency in enhanced cognitive transformation during the processing of target monitoring and conflict resolution. This is the first study to provide evidence for differences between SREs and UREs during task switching using ERP measures and reliance on different food-related processing strategies among SREs compared to UREs.
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