FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2026241388> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2026241388 abstract "The efficacy of executive functions is critically modulated by information processing in earlier cognitive stages. For example, initial processing of verbal stimuli in the language-dominant left-hemisphere leads to more efficient response inhibition than initial processing of verbal stimuli in the non-dominant right hemisphere. However, it is unclear whether this organizational principle is specific for the language system, or a general principle that also applies to other types of lateralized cognition. To answer this question, we investigated the neurophysiological correlates of early attentional processes, facial expression perception and response inhibition during tachistoscopic presentation of facial Go and Nogo stimuli in the left and the right visual field (RVF). Participants committed fewer false alarms after Nogo-stimulus presentation in the left compared to the RVF. This right-hemispheric asymmetry on the behavioral level was also reflected in the neurophysiological correlates of face perception, specifically in a right-sided asymmetry in the N170 amplitude. Moreover, the right-hemispheric dominance for facial expression processing also affected event-related potentials typically related to response inhibition, namely the Nogo-N2 and Nogo-P3. These findings show that an effect of hemispheric asymmetries in early information processing on the efficacy of higher cognitive functions is not limited to left-hemispheric language functions, but can be generalized to predominantly right-hemispheric functions." @default.
• W2026241388 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2026241388 creator A5000142659 @default.
• W2026241388 creator A5048650081 @default.
• W2026241388 creator A5063090869 @default.
• W2026241388 creator A5071307361 @default.
• W2026241388 creator A5073884448 @default.
• W2026241388 date "2013-01-01" @default.
• W2026241388 modified "2023-09-25" @default.
• W2026241388 title "Response inhibition is modulated by functional cerebral asymmetries for facial expression perception" @default.
• W2026241388 cites W1461276081 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W1536620489 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W1967023950 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W1981641424 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W1985377526 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W1987044877 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W1987372042 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W1988199076 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W1992382816 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W1994845221 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W1995053801 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2004015814 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2012009815 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2019885188 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2026431853 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2029549727 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2033941024 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2039515355 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2041883063 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2043243325 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2044907520 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2050274578 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2051828219 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2053980419 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2056063644 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2058725693 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2062578280 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2063729577 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2064232179 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2065365620 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2066447747 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2073112220 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2073481380 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2075501536 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2077263693 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2078991350 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2080480435 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2081614219 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2089030269 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2089933036 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2096681981 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2098299958 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2102046766 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2103246377 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2103740992 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2114411261 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2121277032 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2127508027 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2133432283 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2136022845 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2136992318 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2149934097 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2152802607 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2153100484 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2155990420 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2156047020 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2162623602 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2164203004 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2166802755 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2171441239 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2171444619 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2172095783 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W69614835 @default.
• W2026241388 cites W2064427455 @default.
• W2026241388 doi "https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2013.00879" @default.
• W2026241388 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/3837293" @default.
• W2026241388 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24319440" @default.
• W2026241388 hasPublicationYear "2013" @default.
• W2026241388 type Work @default.
• W2026241388 sameAs 2026241388 @default.
• W2026241388 citedByCount "11" @default.
• W2026241388 countsByYear W20262413882014 @default.
• W2026241388 countsByYear W20262413882015 @default.
• W2026241388 countsByYear W20262413882017 @default.
• W2026241388 countsByYear W20262413882018 @default.
• W2026241388 countsByYear W20262413882019 @default.
• W2026241388 countsByYear W20262413882020 @default.
• W2026241388 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2026241388 hasAuthorship W2026241388A5000142659 @default.
• W2026241388 hasAuthorship W2026241388A5048650081 @default.
• W2026241388 hasAuthorship W2026241388A5063090869 @default.
• W2026241388 hasAuthorship W2026241388A5071307361 @default.
• W2026241388 hasAuthorship W2026241388A5073884448 @default.
• W2026241388 hasBestOaLocation W20262413881 @default.
• W2026241388 hasConcept C152478114 @default.
• W2026241388 hasConcept C15744967 @default.
• W2026241388 hasConcept C161657702 @default.
• W2026241388 hasConcept C169760540 @default.
• W2026241388 hasConcept C169900460 @default.
• W2026241388 hasConcept C180747234 @default.

• next