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Emotional Automaticity Is a Matter of Timing

Qian Luo, Tom Holroyd, Catherine Majestic, Xi Cheng, Julia Schechter and R. James Blair
Journal of Neuroscience 28 April 2010, 30 (17) 5825-5829; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.BC-5668-09.2010
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    Each stimulus array was presented for 300 ms followed by a 200 ms blank screen. The participant judged whether the bars were parallel during the subsequent 1500 ms response window. The response window was followed by a blank of 600 ms. FH, Fearful expression, high task load; NH. neutral expression, high task load; FL, fearful expression, low task load; NL, neutral expression, low task load.

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    Time–frequency results. Time–frequency change from 0 to100 Hz (the y-axis) over time from 0 to 500 ms (the x-axis) after stimulus onset based on averaged signals of the whole brain (p < 0.05).

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    Spatiotemporal profiles of amygdala responses in the gamma band. a, Main effect of distracter emotionality within the left amygdala. R, Right; L, left. b, The task load-by-distracter interaction within the right amygdala. c, Power changes relative to the baseline by condition for the amygdala regions showing a main effect of distracter emotionality. d, Power changes relative to the baseline by condition for the amygdala region showing the task load-by-distracter emotionality interaction. FH, Fearful expression, high task load; NH, neutral expression, high task load; FL, fearful expression, low task load; NL, neutral expression, low task load.

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Qian Luo, Tom Holroyd, Catherine Majestic, Xi Cheng, Julia Schechter, R. James Blair
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