Anticipatory feelings: Neural correlates and linguistic markers.

摘要: Abstract This review introduces anticipatory feelings (AF) as a new construct related to the process of anticipation and prediction future events. AF, defined state awareness physiological neurocognitive changes that occur within an oganism in form adapting events, are important component expectancy. They encompass bodily-related interoceptive affective components influenced by intrapersonal dispositional factors, such optimism, hope, pessimism, or worry. In present review, we consider evidence from animal human research, including neuroimaging studies, characterize brain structures networks involved AF. The majority studies reviewed revealed three regions oriented feelings: 1) insula; 2) ventromedial prefrontal cortex (vmPFC); 3) amygdala. Moreover, these were confirmed meta-analysis, using platform for large-scale, automated synthesis fMRI data. Finally, adopting neurolinguistic big data approach, illustrate how AF expressed language.