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" Brain activities during Go/No-Go Association Task " Kouichi Hioki 1 , Katsunori Matsuoka 2 , Hiroshi Watanabe 2 , Hiroyuki Umemura 2 1 Kobe University Graduate school of letters, Kobe, Japan. 2 National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Human Stress Signal Research Center, Japan. E-mail:[email protected]

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Page 1: " Brain activities during Go/No-Go Association Task " Kouichi Hioki 1, Katsunori Matsuoka 2, Hiroshi Watanabe 2, Hiroyuki Umemura 2 1 Kobe University Graduate

" Brain activities during Go/No-Go Association Task "

Kouichi Hioki1,Katsunori Matsuoka2, Hiroshi Watanabe2, Hiroyuki Umemura2

1Kobe University Graduate school of letters, Kobe, Japan. 2National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Human Stress Signal Research Center, Japan.

E-mail:[email protected]

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Plan of presentation

What is Go/No-Go Association Task(GNAT) Our Opinion Neurophysiological knowledge Method and result Conclusion

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What is Go/No-Go Association Task(Dilemma of social psychology)

Although discrimination still exists, White Americans tend to answer that they don’t have prejudice to African Americans(Wittenbrink, Judd, Park., 1997.).

↓ Some distortion is included in measurement in

question papers.

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What is GNAT

Greenwald, McGhee, & Schwartz, (1998) noted that there are some differences in reaction time to stereotype words between high and low prejudice person.

And they created Implicit Association Test(IAT) as a measure for implicit prejudiced degree.

Then, Nosek & Banaji(2001) created Go/No-Go Association Task(GNAT) as an improved version of IAT.

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What is GNAT

Bugs Good

FleaCockroachSpiderLilyRoseSunflowerHonerPoisonLuckyHappyEvilSad

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What is GNAT

Flower Bad

FleaCockroachSpiderLilyRoseSunflowerHonerPoisonLuckyHappyEvilSad

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What is GNAT

GNAT is considered to be the tool which measures the strength of the implicit association between a concept and an attribute category.

However, it remains an unsettled question whether the GNAT score is a score which reflected "Association" truly.

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Our Opinion

While performing the incongruent trials (e.g., discriminating “Flower” and “Bad” from distracters), we should be making the conflict state occur.

And while performing the congruent trials(“Flower” and “Good”) , a conflict state will not occur.

They can be checked on Neurophysiologcally.

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Neurophysiological knowledge

Conflict state: The characteristic which a stimulus has crosses

(“Bug”=bad ⇔ “Good” = good)

and the amount of information which should be processed increases.

・ When a conflict state occurs, Anterior Cingulate Cortex(ACC) will also be activated

( Fan, Flombaum, McCandliss, Thomas, & Posner, 2003 ) .

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Hypothesis While performing the incongruent trials

(e.g., discriminating “Flower” and “Bad” from distracters), we should be making the conflict state occur.

While performing the congruent trials(“Flower” and “Good”) , a conflict state will not occur.

In Incongruent trials.

→Negative brain waves would be checked In Congruent trials.

→Negative brain waves wouldn’t be checked

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Method Participants:4 male participants Recorded Event Related Potentials(ERP) with 5

tin electrodes during GNAT trials . Trial:Congruent Trial(72trials): Discriminating “Flower” and “Good”

from distractersIncongruent Trial (72trials) : Discriminating “Flower” and “Bad” from

distracters

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Data Sampling

Sampling late: 1000Hz. Base line: left earlobe Filter: Below 0.5Hz. Above 30Hz. Fz/Cz/C3/C4/Pz ( The10‐20system )

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Results

All the participants showed short reaction time in Congruent Trials.

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Waveforms(Congruent Trial)

-8-6-4-202468

FZ CZ PZ C3 C4

μV

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Waveforms(Incongruent Trial)

-8-6-4-202468

FZ CZ PZ C3 C4

μV

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Waveforms(FZ)

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-1500

-1200

-900-600

-300response

300600

9001200

Fz(Congruent) Fz(Incongruent)

μV

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Conclusion All the participants showed short reaction

time in Congruent Trials. Only in Incongruent trials, the

negative waveform has been checked at after about 200ms from the reaction .

The ACC activated only in GNAT Incongruent trials.

Therefore, we can say the GNAT time –lag may reflect cognitive conflict.