Food vs Non-food viewing - Main effect hunger state (n.s.)

Contributed by paulsmeets on Jan. 30, 2018

Collection: Effects of hunger state on the brain responses to food cues across the life span

Description: The sample included in the analyses consisted of n = 122 participants (17 children, 38 teens, 36 adults, 31 elderly). There was no significant main effect of hunger state on food versus non-food image viewing related-brain activation. Analysis was confined to grey matter voxels.

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Food vs Non-food viewing - Main effect hunger state (n.s.)

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