Fomaʻi maʻi maʻi Neurosci. 2014 Jul 22. Pule: 10.1111 / pcn.12224.
Chen CY1, Huang MF, Yen JY, Chen CS, Liu GC, Yen CF, Ko CH.
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AIM:
The present study aimed to evaluate the brain correlates of response inhibition among subjects with internet gaming disorder (IGD).
METHODS:
For this purpose, 15 men with IGD for at least 1 year, and 15 controls with no history of IGD were recruited to perform the Go/Nogo task under functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) investigation. Prior to scanning, the subjects were assessed using the Chen Internet Addiction Scale and the Barrett Impulsivity Scale.
TULAFONO:
The control group exhibited activation of the right supplement motor area, dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, and caudate for response inhibition. However, the IGD group had a higher impulsivity and lower activity of the right supplement motor area (SMA)/preSMA in comparison to the control group.
FAAIUGA:
The results obtained ssuggest that dysfunctional activation of the supplement motor area for response inhibition is one of the candidate mechanisms of IGD.
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FUAFUAGA:
Internet gaming disorder; impulsivity; response inhibition; supplement motor area
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