Towards a neuroscience-based theory of personality: within-subjects dissociation of human brain activity during pursuit and goal conflict

Towards a neuroscience-based theory of personality: within-subjects dissociation of human brain activity during pursuit and goal conflict

As demonstrated by neuroimaging data, the human brain contains systems that control responses to threat. The revised Reinforcement Sensitivity Theory of personality predicts that individual differences in the reactivity of these brain systems produce anxiety and fear-related personality traits. Here...

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Main Authors: Adam M. Perkins, Rebecca Strawbridge, Danilo Arnone, Steven C. R. Williams, David Gasston, Anthony J. Cleare, Owen O’Daly, Veena Kumari, Ulrich Ettinger, Philip J. Corr
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Cambridge University Press 2019-01-01
Series:Personality Neuroscience
Subjects:
threat
anxiety
fear
goal conflict
Online Access:https://www.cambridge.org/core/product/identifier/S2513988619000026/type/journal_article

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