Mapping the interconnected neural systems underlying motivation and emotion: A key step toward understanding the human affectome

Cromwell, Howard C.; Abe, Nobuhito; Barrett, Karen Caplovitz; Caldwell‐Harris, Catherine L.; Gendolla, Guido H. E.; Koncz, Rebecca; Sachdev, Perminder S.

doi:10.1016/j.neubiorev.2020.02.032

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“…The analysis of functional neuroimaging data yielded several key findings. First, activity in the nucleus accumbens (NAcc), a critical region for reward processing ( 8 ), during the decision phase (just before providing yes/no response) significantly predicted the frequency of cheating across participants. A previous neuroimaging study measured reward sensitivity based on activity of the NAcc in response to anticipated rewards and found a positive correlation between NAcc activity and dishonest behavior ( 9 ).…”

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Overriding a moral default for honesty or dishonesty

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2020

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“…We highlight that an adapted, structured questionnaire was used, taking the foundations proposed by Gade (1998), Davenport & Prusak (1998), , Van Roy & Zaman (2019) and Cromwell et al, (2020) as the basis, which discuss the fact of motivation originating in the individual through instinct, impulses or needs; in other words, they seek to store the data on technology systems, located in various departments, which central information systems departments manage, to improve responses to requests for organizational marketing management .From another perspective, observing the foundations proposed by Lee, Kim & Choi (2019), Grewal, et al, (2019), Muhammad, Dey & Weerakkoky (2018), Ahmad, et al, (2019) and Camurça (2008), who highlight the presence of psychological factors, which are also determinants for the consumer in this process, identified in the following way: for pleasure, profit, self-esteem, social approval, and to avert loss or pain. Thus, among the internal and external factors, we established the questioned criteria for this research that led a consumer to acquire a specific product, thereby improving the understanding of the power of the need for satisfaction and the background to purchasing decisions.…”

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Factors that Determine the Purchase of Portable Electronic Devices

Guidi

Pizzinatto

Montebelo

2020

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The study aims to discover the consumer profile and the main factors that lead them to acquire a portable electronic device (PED). An online survey was conducted, with a sample of 145 consumers involved in the beneficiation of the ornamental stone sector. Descriptive statistics, correlation analysis and multiple linear regression were applied for data analysis. This article makes advances in the development of concepts of management design, the electronic market and information systems, and uses a revised bibliography, proposing interaction with the list of strategies. The results show that, at the time of purchase, consumers of portable electronic devices take into account interconnected factors, such as brand, design and utility. Thus, we conclude that there is an interest in products that have proven multifunctionality, and also encourages research that confirms the consumer profile in expanded samples. The implications are discussed, with an emphasis on developing the new competencies that retailers need to develop, to interact with their physical configurations, through technological opportunities with mobile functionalities.

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“…Activation of brain regions involved in empathy is significantly reduced when observed pain is has been directed at 'unfair' recipients (Decety & Lamm, (2006, p. 1159. In comparison, affixation and social desirability can motivate empathy (see Cromwell et al, 2020;Decety & Lamm, 2006).…”

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Sex vs Gender: A Biological Location for Gender, not Sex.

Woodhill¹,

Samuels

2021

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The origins of bodily sex are well understood, but consensus on origins for gender is missing. While gonadal sex and sexual orientation are accepted as emanating from genetic and hormonal templates, gender’s existence, when acknowledged, currently has so far emanated from either social origins or a nebulous ‘somewhere’ in the brain. Although sex-related behavior characteristics relative to the physicality of reproduction are dimorphic, other cognitive behaviors relative to reproduction have not been explicitly identified and presented. This article synthesizes necessary research to present a biological location of gender as opposed to sex. These cognitive behaviors can be differentially linked with reproduction throughout the lifespan. A physiological location for gender in the human phenotype may help advance this research further.

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Mapping the interconnected neural systems underlying motivation and emotion: A key step toward understanding the human affectome

Cited by 32 publications

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Overriding a moral default for honesty or dishonesty

Overriding a moral default for honesty or dishonesty

Factors that Determine the Purchase of Portable Electronic Devices

Sex vs Gender: A Biological Location for Gender, not Sex.

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