July 27, 2025

Intrinsic Network Static and Dynamic Functional Connectivity Associated With Induced Affect

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RMRuofan MaUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill TWTaylor N. WestUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill YEYuritza Y. EscalanteUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Participants engaged in fMRI tasks to assess functional connectivity of brain networks related to affect, highlighting key dynamic and static differences.

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MAIN FINDING: Brain networks showed differences in functional connectivity between various emotional conditions.
KEY EVIDENCE: Variations in static and dynamic connectivity metrics were linked to participants' subjective affect ratings.
APPROACH: Researchers utilized fMRI and graph-theory metrics to assess brain network interactions during affective tasks.
SIGNIFICANCE: Findings support the view that emotions result from flexible brain network configurations, advancing network-based models of affect.

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Ma et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/689a0939e6551bb0af8ce67b https://doi.org/10.31219/osf.io/y6t7v_v1

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Participants engaged in fMRI tasks to assess functional connectivity of brain networks related to affect, highlighting key dynamic and static differences.

Intrinsic Network Static and Dynamic Functional Connectivity Associated With Induced Affect

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Intrinsic Network Static and Dynamic Functional Connectivity Associated With Induced Affect

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