Presentation 2006/11/30
The emotional effect on RSVP task by Japanese words : A MEG study
Haruhiko SAWADA, Kei MATSUMOTO, Toshihide IMARUOKA, Toru SHIOTANI, Masao OHMI,
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Abstract(in English) We examined the emotional effect on RSVP task by Japanese words using an MEG approach. Previous studies have reported that the emotional words tend to be more captured the attention than neutral words on the RSVP task. There are many previous neuropsychological studies about Attentional Blink, but no neuropsychological studies about the interaction between emotional information and Attentional Blink. Pre-experiment, we investigated that the RSVP task using Japanese Kanji words could cause attentional blink phenomenon manipulating the Target 1. Subjects showed the significant various change of detection of Target 2 by manipulating Target 1. On the MEG measurement, we investigated how the Japanese emotional words affect the brain activities on the RSVP task. MEG response revealed that the activity of parietal cortex might be linked to emotional information.
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Keyword(in English) RSVP task / Attentional Blink / emotional words / MEG(Magneto encephalography)
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Title (in English) The emotional effect on RSVP task by Japanese words : A MEG study
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Keyword(1) RSVP task
Keyword(2) Attentional Blink
Keyword(3) emotional words
Keyword(4) MEG(Magneto encephalography)
1st Author's Name Haruhiko SAWADA
1st Author's Affiliation Ishikawa Knowledge Cluster Initiative:Human Information System Laboratories,Kanazawa Institute of Technology()
2nd Author's Name Kei MATSUMOTO
2nd Author's Affiliation Psychological Science Laboratories,Kanazawa Institute of Technology
3rd Author's Name Toshihide IMARUOKA
3rd Author's Affiliation Human Information System Laboratories,Kanazawa Institute of Technology
4th Author's Name Toru SHIOTANI
4th Author's Affiliation Psychological Science Laboratories,Kanazawa Institute of Technology
5th Author's Name Masao OHMI
5th Author's Affiliation Human Information System Laboratories,Kanazawa Institute of Technology
Date 2006/11/30
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Volume (vol) vol.106
Number (no) 410
Page pp.pp.-
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