Computational imaging during video game playing shows dynamic synchronization of cortical and subcortical networks of emotions
Description: We use fMRI to investigate brain-wide systems engaged by theoretically-defined components and measure their transient synchronisation during an interactive emotion-eliciting video-game. This collection includes summary data for the figures included in the linked paper: 1/ individual beta maps for appraisal, motivation, expression and physiology components; 2/ individual beta maps for periphery synchronisation index 3/ unthresholded zscore map for brain synchronisation index calculated across participants
Related article: http://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio.3000900
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