BRAIN ACTIVITY PATTERNS IN REACTION TO AFFECTIVE STIMULI AND ITS RELATION TO E AND N PERSONALITY TRAITS

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MAKVAND HOSSEINI SH.; AZAD FALAH P.; RASOULZADEH TABATABAEI S.K.; GHANADIAN LADANI H.

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BRAIN ACTIVITY PATTERNS IN REACTION TO AFFECTIVE STIMULI AND ITS RELATION TO E AND N PERSONALITY TRAITS

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MAKVAND HOSSEINI SH. | AZAD FALAH P. | RASOULZADEH TABATABAEI S.K. | GHANADIAN LADANI H. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

EXTROVERSIONQ3

NEUROTICISMQ2

AFFECTIVE STIMULIQ2

BRAIN ACTIVITYQ2

Abstract

We studied the patterns of activation over the cerebral cortex in reaction to affective film stimuli in four groups of extroverts, introverts, emotionally stables and neurotics. Measures of extraversion and NEUROTICISM were collected and resting EEG was recorded from 40 right handed undergraduate female students (19-23) on one occasion for five 30-s periods in baseline condition and in affective states. Mean log-transformed absolute alpha power was extracted from 15 electrode sites and analyzed .Results supported the role of right frontal region in negative active affect (anxiety) among introverts and emotionally stables. Asymmetry in posterior region was also suggested a role for right central region in active affect in all groups and a role for left central and parietal regions in negative passive affect (sadness) among neurotics.

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MAKVAND HOSSEINI, SH., AZAD FALAH, P., RASOULZADEH TABATABAEI, S.K., & GHANADIAN LADANI, H.. (2007). BRAIN ACTIVITY PATTERNS IN REACTION TO AFFECTIVE STIMULI AND ITS RELATION TO E AND N PERSONALITY TRAITS. JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY (TABRIZ UNIVERSITY), 2(5), 71-92. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/120354/en

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MAKVAND HOSSEINI SH., AZAD FALAH P., RASOULZADEH TABATABAEI S.K., GHANADIAN LADANI H.. BRAIN ACTIVITY PATTERNS IN REACTION TO AFFECTIVE STIMULI AND ITS RELATION TO E AND N PERSONALITY TRAITS. JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY (TABRIZ UNIVERSITY)[Internet]. 2007;2(5):71-92. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/120354/en

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SH. MAKVAND HOSSEINI, P. AZAD FALAH, S.K. RASOULZADEH TABATABAEI, and H. GHANADIAN LADANI, “BRAIN ACTIVITY PATTERNS IN REACTION TO AFFECTIVE STIMULI AND ITS RELATION TO E AND N PERSONALITY TRAITS,” JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY (TABRIZ UNIVERSITY), vol. 2, no. 5, pp. 71–92, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/120354/en

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