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Kusunoki, Shintaro Tokushima University
Fukuda, Takako Tokushima University
Maeda, Saori Tokushima University
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Electroencephalogram
Theta frequency
Low-beta frequency
Feeding behavior
Emotion
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学術雑誌論文
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Feeding behaviors may be easily affected by emotions, both being based on brain activity; however, the relationships between them have not been explicitly defined. In this study, we investigated how emotional environments modulate subjective feelings, brain activity, and feeding behaviors. Electroencephalogram (EEG) recordings were obtained from healthy participants in conditions of virtual comfortable space (CS) and uncomfortable space (UCS) while eating chocolate, and the times required for eating it were measured. We found that the more participants tended to feel comfortable under the CS, the more it took time to eat in the UCS. However, the EEG emergence patterns in the two virtual spaces varied across the individuals. Upon focusing on the theta and low-beta bands, the strength of the mental condition and eating times were found to be guided by these frequency bands. The results determined that the theta and low-beta bands are likely important and relevant waves for feeding behaviors under emotional circumstances, following alterations in mental conditions.
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The Journal of Physiological Sciences
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18806546
18806562
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AA12129145
出版者
BioMed Central/Springer Nature
73
開始ページ
2
発行日
2023-03-03
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eng
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歯学系
生物資源系