Regional gray matter volume in the posterior precuneus is associated with genaral self-efficacy
Regional gray matter volume in the posterior precuneus is associated with genaral self-efficacy
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后楔前叶区域灰质体积与一般自我效能相关
DOI:
10.1097/wnr.0000000000000702
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发表时间:
2016
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影响因子:
1.7
通讯作者:
Matsumoto K
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作者:
Sugiura A;Aoki R;Murayama K;Yomogida Y;Haji T;Saito A;Hasegawa T;Matsumoto K
Motivation in doing a task is influenced not only by the expected outcome of the task but also by the belief that one has in successfully executing the task. Over time, individuals accumulate experiences that contribute toward a general belief in one’s overall ability to successfully perform tasks, which is called general self-efficacy (GSE). We investigated the relationship between regional gray matter volume and individual differences in GSE. Brain anatomy was analyzed using magnetic resonance images obtained from 64 healthy right-handed participants who had completed Sherer’s GSE scale. After controlling for other factors related to motivation, age, sex, and total gray matter volume of each participant, results showed that regional gray matter volume in the posterior part of the precuneus significantly and positively correlated with the GSE score. These results suggest that one’s accumulated experiences of success and failure, which contribute toward GSE, also influence the anatomical characteristics of the precuneus.