Gender differences in navigation performance are a recurrent and controversial topic.
Previous research suggests that men outperform women in navigation tasks and that men …

Previous work suggests sex differences in reward sensitivity. However, it remains unclear
how men and women differ in the neural processes of reward-driven impulsivity. With a data …

Abstract Background Type A personality (TAP) was characterized by impatience,
competitiveness, aggressiveness, and hostility. Higher TAP was proved to be associated …

Previous studies have identified the brain correlates of social pain processing during
ostracism. However, the affective response to ostracism may vary according to individual …

Employees in high-risk occupations are exposed to tremendous work acute stress or
prolonged stress disorders that are likely to undermine the health and organizational …

Confidence in our retrieved memories, that is, retrospective confidence, is a metamemory
process we perform daily. There is an abundance of applied research focusing on the …

Decision-making is a process that allows adapting behavior in response to feedback to
achieve a goal. Previous studies have suggested that the cerebral cortex shows different …

Aging is associated with structural and functional brain changes which may impact the
regulation of motivated behaviors, including both action and inhibition of action. As …

Objective Alpha wave of electroencephalography (EEG) is known to be related to behavioral
inhibition. Both the alpha wave and default mode network (DMN) are predominantly …

Monetary rewards and punishments enhance motor performance and are associated with
corticospinal excitability (CSE) increases within the motor cortex (M1) during movement …