Can Sophie's choice be adequately captured by cold computation of minimizing losses? An fMRI study of vital loss decisions.
Can Sophie's choice be adequately captured by cold computation of minimizing losses? An fMRI study of vital loss decisions.
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损失最小化的冷计算能否充分捕获苏菲的选择?
DOI:
10.1371/journal.pone.0017544
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发表时间:
2011-03-11
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影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
Luo J
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作者:
Li Q;Qin S;Rao LL;Zhang W;Ying X;Guo X;Guo C;Ding J;Li S;Luo J
The vast majority of decision-making research is performed under the assumption of the value maximizing principle. This principle implies that when making decisions, individuals try to optimize outcomes on the basis of cold mathematical equations. However, decisions are emotion-laden rather than cool and analytic when they tap into life-threatening considerations. Using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), this study investigated the neural mechanisms underlying vital loss decisions. Participants were asked to make a forced choice between two losses across three conditions: both losses are trivial (trivial-trivial), both losses are vital (vital-vital), or one loss is trivial and the other is vital (vital-trivial). Our results revealed that the amygdala was more active and correlated positively with self-reported negative emotion associated with choice during vital-vital loss decisions, when compared to trivial-trivial loss decisions. The rostral anterior cingulate cortex was also more active and correlated positively with self-reported difficulty of choice during vital-vital loss decisions. Compared to the activity observed during trivial-trivial loss decisions, the orbitofrontal cortex and ventral striatum were more active and correlated positively with self-reported positive emotion of choice during vital-trivial loss decisions. Our findings suggest that vital loss decisions involve emotions and cannot be adequately captured by cold computation of minimizing losses. This research will shed light on how people make vital loss decisions.
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