Neurobiological correlates of impulsivity in healthy adults: Lower prefrontal gray matter volume and spontaneous eye-blink rate but greater resting-state functional connectivity in basal ganglia-thalamo-cortical circuitry.
Cole KorponayDaniela DenticoTammi KralMartina LyAyla KruisRobin GoldmanAntoine LutzRichard J. DavidsonPublished in: NeuroImage (2017)
Keyphrases
- prefrontal cortex
- functional connectivity
- resting state
- gray matter
- white matter
- basal ganglia
- human brain
- diffusion tensor imaging
- magnetic resonance images
- healthy subjects
- brain regions
- eye tracking
- brain connectivity
- brain mr images
- working memory
- mr images
- functional magnetic resonance imaging
- multi channel
- mri scans
- mri data
- eye movements
- brain images
- brain tissue
- information processing
- granger causality
- action selection
- brain structures
- magnetic resonance
- medical imaging
- computational model
- spike trains
- data mining
- magnetic resonance imaging
- visual attention
- medical images