Neurophysiological mechanisms underlying the differential effect of reward prospect on response selection and inhibition.

ABSTRACT: Reward and cognitive control play crucial roles in shaping goal-directed behavior. Yet, the behavioral and neural underpinnings of interactive effects of both processes in driving our actions towards a particular goal have remained rather unclear. Given the importance of inhibitory control, we investigated the effect of reward prospect on the modulatory influence of automatic versus controlled processes during response inhibition. For this, a performance-contingent monetary reward for both correct response selection and response inhibition was added to a Simon NoGo task, which manipulates the relationship of automatic and controlled processes in Go and NoGo trials. A neurophysiological approach was used by combining EEG temporal signal decomposition and source localization methods. Compare

SUBMITTER: Koyun AH 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC10322977 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Jul

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature