Motivation modulates anticipatory attentional processing: high-interest stimuli produced larger LDAP-period amplitude over right parieto-occipital cortex¶
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q3 i? A motivation by ROI interaction in the LDAP timeframe was driven by greater amplitude over the right ROI for high versus low interest stimuli. → Banerjee Snigdha 2015
Evidence¶
Banerjee Snigdha 2015¶
Banerjee Snigdha, Frey Hans-Peter, Molholm Sophie, Foxe John J. (2015). Interests shape how adolescents pay attention: The interaction of motivation and top-down attentional processes in biasing sensory activations to anticipated events. The European Journal of Neuroscience. https://doi.org/10.1111/ejn.12810
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Anticipatory ERP ANOVA (motivation × ROI interaction F(1,23) = 5.96, p = .023) in the LDAP timeframe during the cued spatial attention task with 24 adolescents. Motivation and cue did not interact.
"Follow-up paired t-tests showed that this interaction was driven by greater amplitude over the right ROI for the high versus low interest condition (t(23) =2.49, p = .021)."
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- Sensory evoked responses to the cue stimuli did not differ between high- and low-interest blocks, arguing against block-level arousal differences — related
- Adolescents show higher target-detection sensitivity (d-prime) for high-interest than low-interest stimuli, with better performance in the right hemifield — a broader claim this one bears on
- Exploratory analysis reveals sustained greater anticipatory activation for high versus low motivation conditions from 700–1100 ms post-cue over parieto-occipital scalp — related
- Adolescents show adult-like anticipatory broadband ERP attention components (ADAN, LDAP, BRN) contralateral to the attended location — related
- Motivation did not interact with visuospatial attention effects on post-stimulus visual evoked potentials to imperative stimuli — related
- Adolescent anticipatory alpha-band activity lacks the adult-like lateralized suppression pattern, instead showing higher right-parieto-occipital alpha and stronger modulation for cue-left than cue-right — related
- Processing of affective stimuli is prioritized and interferes with target processing during the attentional blink interval in early adolescence — related
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Motivation modulates anticipatory attentional processing: high-interest stimuli produced larger LDAP-period amplitude over right parieto-occipital cortex |
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Motivation modulates anticipatory attentional processing: high-interest stimuli produced larger LDAP-period amplitude over right parieto-occipital cortex |
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2015 |
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