Intensity expectation modifies gustatory evoked potentials to sweet taste: Evidence of bidirectional assimilation in early perceptual processing.

Psychophysiology · 2019 · PMC6392116 · PMID 30444000

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failed to reach significancep = 0.08so close (0.05 < p ≤ 0.1)

sLORETA analysis indicated that at the P1 latency the greatest current densities were observed in the right insula cortex (TAL, x = 33, y = 4, z = 21; Figure 3 g), but the Taste × Expectancy interaction on current densities failed to reach significance ( p = 0.08). 4.

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The ERP plot (Figure 3 a) shows this separation continuing between 650–1,000 ms, although this did not achieve significance ( p = 0.121). sLORETA analysis indicated that, at P2, the greatest activations were again estimated to originate from the right insula cortex (TAL, x = 33, y = 4, z = 21; Figure 3 c), but no differences in current densities for the taste conditions emerged ( p = 0.633). 3.2.2.

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