Search Results - "Cao, Bihua"

SNARC effect modulated by central executive control: revealed in a cue-based trisection task by Zhang, Ping, Cao, Bihua, Li, Fuhong

“…People respond to small numbers faster with the left hand and respond to large numbers faster with the right hand, a phenomenon known as the Spatial-Numerical…”
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Distinct brain responses to different inhibitions: Evidence from a modified Flanker Task by Xie, Liufang, Ren, Maofan, Cao, Bihua, Li, Fuhong

“…Whether inhibition is a unitary or multifaceted construct is still an open question. To clarify the electrophysiological distinction among the different types…”
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Neural Dynamics of Cognitive Control in Various Types of Incongruence by Xie, Liufang, Cao, Bihua, Li, Zixia, Li, Fuhong

“…Conflict-control is a core function of cognitive control. Although numerous studies have considered cognitive control to be domain-general, the shared and…”
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Both Rewards and Moral Praise Can Increase the Prosocial Decisions: Revealed in a Modified Ultimatum Game Task by Wang, Xiangling, Han, Jiahui, Li, Fuhong, Cao, Bihua

“…Unlike other creatures, humans developed the ability to cooperate with genetically unrelated strangers and a tendency to comply with social norms. However,…”
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Electrophysiological Response to the Informative Value of Feedback Revealed in a Segmented Wisconsin Card Sorting Test by Li, Fuhong, Wang, Jing, Du, Bin, Cao, Bihua

“…Feedback has two main components. One is valence that indicates the wrong or correct behavior, and the other is the informative value that refers to what we…”
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Different Electrophysiological Responses to Informative Value of Feedback Between Children and Adults by Du, Bin, Cao, Bihua, He, Weiqi, Li, Fuhong

“…The ability to learn from feedback is important for children's adaptive behavior and school learning. Feedback has two main components, informative value and…”
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Brain Activation of Negative Feedback in Rule Acquisition Revealed in a Segmented Wisconsin Card Sorting Test by Wang, Jing, Cao, Bihua, Cai, Xueli, Gao, Heming, Li, Fuhong

“…The present study is to investigate the brain activation associated with the informative value of negative feedback in rule acquisition. In each trial of a…”
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Automatic processing of taxonomic and thematic relations in semantic priming — Differentiation by early N400 and late frontal negativity by Chen, Qingfei, Ye, Chun, Liang, Xiuling, Cao, Bihua, Lei, Yi, Li, Hong

“…Most current models of knowledge organization are based on hierarchical (plant–pine) or taxonomic categories (animal–plant). Another important organizational…”
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Dissociable roles of medial and lateral PFC in rule learning by Cao, Bihua, Li, Wei, Li, Fuhong, Li, Hong

“…Introduction Although the neural basis of rule learning is of great interest to cognitive neuroscientists, the pattern of transient brain activation during…”
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Functional imaging of brain responses to different outcomes of hypothesis testing: revealed in a category induction task by Li, Fuhong, Cao, Bihua, Luo, Yuejia, Lei, Yi, Li, Hong

“…Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) was used to examine differences in brain activation that occur when a person receives the different outcomes of…”
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Electrophysiological difference between mental state decoding and mental state reasoning by Cao, Bihua, Li, Yiyuan, Li, Fuhong, Li, Hong

“…Abstract Previous studies have explored the neural mechanism of Theory of Mind (ToM), but the neural correlates of its two components, mental state decoding…”
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Notation-dependent processing of numerical magnitude: Electrophysiological evidence from Chinese numerals by Cao, Bihua, Li, Fuhong, Li, Hong

“…To investigate whether the semantic processing of numbers is notation-dependent or notation-independent, three notation stimuli—Arabic digits, Chinese numerals…”
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The holistic processing of price comparison: Behavioral and electrophysiological evidences by Cao, Bihua, Li, Fuhong, Zhang, Li, Wang, Yifeng, Li, Hong

“…► DE was found only when the distance was defined in terms of the whole magnitude of prices. ► During 350–450ms, an enhanced positivity was found for far…”
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Similar Brain Mechanism of Hypothesis-Testing Between Children and Adults by Li, Fuhong, Cao, Bihua, Cai, Xueli, Li, Hong

“…Fourteen children and 15 adults were sequentially presented with triplets of cookies and were asked to learn what kinds of cookies were eatable while…”
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Real-life experience modifies early electrophysiological responses in the visual system by Li, Fuhong, Ma, Lei, Cao, Bihua, Liu, Qiang, Li, Hong

“…To examine whether experience can alter the sensitivity of the visual system to particular aspects of visual processing, 17 earthquake survivors and 17…”
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Electrophysiological correlates of hypothesis testing by Li, Fuhong, Cao, Bihua, Lei, Yi, Li, Hong

“…Where and how the cortical areas are activated when a person receives the result of hypothesis testing is still unclear. By using a category induction task,…”
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Brain activities immediately after finding rare targets by Fuhong, Li, Bihua, Cao, Qinglin, Zhang, Chongde, Lin, Jiajin, Yuan, Hong, Li

“…It is generally assumed that the prior knowledge about the frequency of the target occurrence would influence the identification of a stimulus. Nevertheless,…”
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The law of large numbers in children's diversity-based reasoning by Li, Fuhong, Cao, Bihua, Li, Yiyuan, Li, Hong, Deák, Gedeon

“…Adults increase the certainty of their inductive inferences by observing more diverse instances. However, most young children fail to do so. The present study…”
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Temporal course and the electrophysiological correlates of hypothesis testing as revealed in a modified category induction task by Li, Fuhong, Cao, Bihua, Gao, Xuemei, Xiao, Feng, Qing, Jialan, Li, Hong

“…Abstract The present study used a modified category induction task to examine the brain activation that occurs when a person receives the result of hypothesis…”
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Do after “not to do”: Deinhibition in cognitive control by Chen, Jiwen, Cao, Bihua, Li, Fuhong

“…In daily life, we often need to inhibit a certain behavior or thought; however, sometimes we need to remove inhibition (deinhibition). Numerous studies have…”
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