Decision-Making in Adolescents According to Reaction Time, HEG and PASS

Alvarez, Frederic Pérez; Sala, Mireia Serra; Gallart, Carme Timoneda

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“…The hypothesis was that the rating condition suggested that individual differences in cerebral blood flow were large and varied. With respect to the relationship between the physiological index and the personality traits, this study determined that physiological individual differences affected the results of the experiment (Eysenck, ; Perez‐Alvarez, Serra‐Sala, & Timoneda‐Gallart, ). Furthermore, this experiment also concluded that the variation in cerebral blood flow, as presented in Figures and , revealed individual differences in frontal blood flow.…”

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A pilot study of change in cerebral activity during personality rating by questionnaire and personal computer

Sato

Matsuda

2018

Int J Psychol

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The purpose of this study was to examine cerebral blood flow in the frontal cortex area during personality self-rating tasks. Our two hypotheses were (1) cerebral blood flow varies based on personality rating condition and (2) cerebral blood flow varies based on the personality traits. This experiment measured cerebral blood flow under 3 personal computer rating conditions and 2 questionnaire conditions. Comparing the rating conditions, the results of the t-test indicated that cerebral blood flow was higher in the questionnaire condition than it was in the personal computer condition. With respect to the Big Five, the result of the correlation coefficient, that is, cerebral blood flow during a personality rating task, changed according to the trait for agreeableness. The results of the analysis of the 5-cluster on individual differences indicated that certain personality traits were related to the factors that increased or decreased cerebral blood flow. An analysis of variance indicated that openness to experience and Behavioural Activation System-drive was significant given that participants with high intellectual curiosity were motivated in this experiment, thus, their cerebral blood flow may have increased. The significance of this experiment was that by employing certain performance measures we could examine differences in physical changes based on personality traits.

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