Our results revealed an overall trend of reduction of brain activity from the neutral (minus fixation) condition, to the pleasant (minus fixation) condition.
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The impact of emotional context on neural substrates of respiratory sensory gating.
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The level of brain activations elicited in the positive emotional condition (relative to fixation) was comparable with the neutral condition (relative to fixation) in several areas including bilateral primary visual cortices, thalamus, the IFG and supramarginal gyrus, whereas bilateral sensorimotor areas showed a trend for decreased neural activation in the positive emotional condition (Contrast P–F compared Contrast N–F ).