2023
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-023-36860-4
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EEG alpha band functional connectivity reveals distinct cortical dynamics for overt and covert emotional face processing

Abstract: Current knowledge regarding how the focus of our attention during face processing influences neural responses largely comes from neuroimaging studies reporting on regional brain activations. The present study was designed to add novel insights to this research by studying how attention can differentially impact the way cortical regions interact during emotional face processing. High-density electroencephalogram was recorded in a sample of fifty-two healthy participants during an emotional face processing task.… Show more

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“…The relevance of the alpha band in resting state studies is further emphasized by more recent findings demonstrating the overlap between fMRI‐based large‐scale networks and resting state connectivity in the alpha band. [ 119 , 120 ] It might also be relevant to mention that oscillations below the alpha range tend to engage the entire cortex and mostly contribute to long‐range temporal integration, [ 121 ] while oscillations beyond the alpha range tend to be more local, preventing a meaningful analysis of global hierarchical brain organization. However, for interested readers, the entropy production results of delta, theta, beta, and sigma bands on the OSF website (under Supporting Information) have been included.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The relevance of the alpha band in resting state studies is further emphasized by more recent findings demonstrating the overlap between fMRI‐based large‐scale networks and resting state connectivity in the alpha band. [ 119 , 120 ] It might also be relevant to mention that oscillations below the alpha range tend to engage the entire cortex and mostly contribute to long‐range temporal integration, [ 121 ] while oscillations beyond the alpha range tend to be more local, preventing a meaningful analysis of global hierarchical brain organization. However, for interested readers, the entropy production results of delta, theta, beta, and sigma bands on the OSF website (under Supporting Information) have been included.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%