Contributions of frontopolar cortex to judgments about self, others and relations

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• • Christian

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    Published: 02-15-2014 11:55 am
  • http://scan.oxfordjournals.org/content/early/2010/05/14/scan.nsq033.full
    
    This is more evidence on the relationship between Execution-task and activity in frontopolar cortex.
    
    "We found that medial FPC was modulated by Other relative to Self judgments, consistent with a role in mentalizing. Lateral FPC was significantly activated during Relational compared to Self judgements, suggesting that this region is particularly involved in relational integration."
    
    So it's agenda-driven evaluation or sequenced evaluation and it is related to both Fe and Te.

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