Rapid electrophysiological brain responses are influenced by both valence and magnitude of monetary rewards.
Rapid electrophysiological brain responses are influenced by both valence and magnitude of monetary rewards.
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10.1162/jocn.2008.20134
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发表时间:
2008-11
影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
Huettel SA
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作者:
Goyer JP;Woldorff MG;Huettel SA
Negative outcomes, whether self-identified or resulting from feedback, cause a short-latency negative deflection in the event-related-potential (ERP) waveform over medial frontal electrode sites. This brain response is considered a type of “error related negativity” representing a coarse evaluation of performance; within monetary gambling tasks, it has been postulated to signal the valence of the chosen outcome. Yet, under such feedback circumstances, other information besides experienced valence may be critical for the adaptive control of behavior. Here, we used a gambling task in which subjects chose between two options that could vary in both outcome valence (gain or loss) and outcome magnitude (larger or smaller). We measured changes in brain ERP responses associated with the presentation of the outcomes. We found, as shown in prior studies, that valence of the chosen outcome has an early effect upon frontal ERPs, peaking at ~250 ms. However, our results demonstrated that the early ERP responses to outcome feedback were driven not just by valence, but by the combination of valence and magnitude for both chosen and unchosen options. Beginning even earlier, at around 150 ms, responses to high-consequence outcomes showed a greater, more centrally distributed, positive potential than those involving low-consequence outcomes, independent of valence. Furthermore, the amplitude of these early effects was significantly modulated by the sequence of outcomes in previous trials. These results indicate that early evaluation of feedback goes beyond simple identification of valence – it involves the consideration of multiple factors, including outcome magnitude, context of unchosen options, and prior history.
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