Cognitive process in high neuroticism: incompatible flexibility in frontal brain region
Keywords:
evoked potentials; interference effect; neuroticism; response inhibitionAbstract
Objective: This study examines the difference of interference effect in high and low neuroticism.
Material and Methods: Low and high groups of neuroticism performed the congruent and incongruent Stroop Colour Word task in the Event Related Potential session. The ERP P300 was extracted and analysed.
Results: High neuroticism exhibited larger P300 amplitude than low neuroticism in both congruent and incongruent condition.
Conclusion: High neuroticism appraises conflict and non-conflict condition under incompatibility manner driven by prefrontal cortical top–down control.
Bangladesh Journal of Medical Science Vol. 21(1) 2022 Page : 129-134
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