作者: Yan Zhang , Fanchang Kong , Abbasi Najam ul Hasan , Todd Jackson , Hong Chen
DOI: 10.1159/000369023
关键词: Audiology 、 Late positive component 、 Scalp 、 Recognition memory 、 Traumatic memories 、 Neural correlates of consciousness 、 Developmental psychology 、 Posttraumatic stress 、 Event-related potential 、 Psychology
摘要: Objective and Methods: To investigate the neural correlates of earthquake-related stimuli among earthquake-exposed survivors, 13 undergraduates without posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) matched controls completed a study-test task during which event-related potentials were recorded synchronously. Results: The group exhibited stronger P2, P300 late positive component amplitudes to compared with control on anterior scalp recognition memory processing. In addition, elicited enhanced positivity neutral in group. Conclusion: results indicate that subjects demonstrate bias toward threatening stimuli. Even though both groups showed no PTSD symptoms, potential threat cues or associated traumatic event may trigger memories this