2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.bandc.2021.105711
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Frontal activation as a key for deciphering context congruity and valence during visual perception: An electrical neuroimaging study

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“…Subsequently, we explored the differences in neural source generators between congruent and incongruent contextual associations during their perceptual dominance in BR within each valence category. Various frontal regions were found to have higher activity for incongruent associations specific to valence providing further evidence for the sensitivity of the frontal lobe to both scene congruity and valence ( Zacharia et al, 2021 ) during visual perception. In sequence with these studies, the current study was designed to explore the differences in functional connectivity during the perceptual processing of congruent and incongruent associations within each valence category and further between valence categories.…”
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confidence: 77%
“…Subsequently, we explored the differences in neural source generators between congruent and incongruent contextual associations during their perceptual dominance in BR within each valence category. Various frontal regions were found to have higher activity for incongruent associations specific to valence providing further evidence for the sensitivity of the frontal lobe to both scene congruity and valence ( Zacharia et al, 2021 ) during visual perception. In sequence with these studies, the current study was designed to explore the differences in functional connectivity during the perceptual processing of congruent and incongruent associations within each valence category and further between valence categories.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 77%