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T1 Neural Substrates of Counterfactual Emotions After Risky Decisions in Late Adolescents and Young Adults
A1 Rodrigo López, María José
A1 Padrón González, Iván
A1 Vega Rodríguez, Manuel de
A1 Ferstl, Evelyn
K1 Sustratos neuronales
K1 Emociones en jóvenes
K1 Decisiones de riesgo
AB Adolescents’ neural substrates of emotional reactions to the consequences of risky decisions are poorly understood. Inthis functional magnetic resonance imaging study, 30 late adolescents and 30 young adults made risky and neutraldecisions in social scenarios and received valenced outcomes. Negative outcomes in risky decisions eliciting regret, ascompared with negative outcomes in neutral decisions eliciting disappointment, activated executive control (orbitofrontal cortex) and self-relevance regions (middle temporal gyrus [MTG], posterior cingulate cortex, and precuneus)for both age groups. Young adults showed more activation than adolescents in regret and disappointment as comparedwith relief and elation conditions in the avoidance (insula), action monitoring (inferior frontal gyrus, pre-SMA, andcaudate), and social-cognition regions (superior temporal sulcus and MTG). These late socio-emotional developmentsmay pave the way for more adaptive decision-making behavior in social contexts.
SN 1050-8392
YR 2018
FD 2018
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DS Repositorio institucional de la Universidad de La Laguna
RD 11-ago-2024