Modulation of attentional networks by food-related disinhibition
Abstract
The risk of weight gain is especially related to disinhibition, which indicates the responsiveness to external food stimuli with associated disruptions in eating control. We adapted a food-related version of the attention network task and used functional magnetic resonance imaging to study the effects of disinhibition on attentional networks in 19 normal-weight participants. High disinhibition scores were associated with a rapid reorienting...
Paper Details
Title
Modulation of attentional networks by food-related disinhibition
Published Date
Jul 1, 2017
Journal
Volume
176
Pages
84 - 92
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