Cognitive Neuroscience of Self-Regulation Failure "This prefrontal-subcortical balance model emphasizes that self-regulatory collapse can occur both due to insufficient top-down control as well as from overwhelming bottom-up impulses." https://t.co/M9Lm0Rzauc https://t.co/Cv3YyjGkzt
Cognitive neuroscience of self-regulation failure.
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The group's discussions show strong interest in the model explaining self-regulation failure, with posts emphasizing the role of the prefrontal cortex and its impairment when overwhelmed, using terms like 'top-down control' and 'brain function.' Their tone is analytical and slightly cautionary, reflecting both fascination and recognition of potential clinical impacts.
Most discussions acknowledge the validity of the prefrontal-subcortical balance model, indicating general consensus on the article's main thesis.
The topics, such as brain control and self-regulation, evoked high interest, especially with references to brain functions and potential implications.
Posts engage with the concepts by elaborating on the model, referencing neuroimaging, and discussing its relevance to mental health, reflecting moderate engagement.
The discussions are influential in highlighting the importance of understanding brain mechanisms in self-control, though they don't indicate widespread behavioral changes yet.
Abstract in brief
- Selfregulatory failure is a common factor in many mental health and social issues, often caused by succumbing to temptations, negative moods, or exhaustion of mental resources, leading to small lapses that can escalate into complete collapse.
- Neuroimaging research shows that successful selfregulation depends on the prefrontal cortex exerting top-down control over subcortical regions responsible for reward and emotion; when this control weakens, failure occurs.
- The "balance model" suggests that selfregulatory failure happens when subcortical impulses dominate, either because the impulses are too strong or because the prefrontal cortex isn't functioning properly, aligning with findings in addiction, emotion regulation, and decision-making studies.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyPrefrontal Cortex nonaktif sementara. Ini adalah bagian otak yang mengatur logika, kontrol, dan pengambilan keputusan. Otak tau itu salah tapi fiturnya sedang nggak berfungsi. Source: Heatherton, T. F., & Wagner, D. D. (2011). Cognitive neuroscience of self-regulation failure.
RT @gfj1979: Cognitive Neuroscience of Self-Regulation Failure "This prefrontal-subcortical balance model emphasizes that self-regulatory…
Self-regulation is a skill to build when we choose self-control & become aware of underlying emotions. We engage the logical brain (PFC). ✨ Cognitive Neuroscience of Self-Regulation Failure - PMC https://t.co/daUNRlOkav
Cognitive Neuroscience of Self-Regulation Failure — Prefrontal-subcortical balance model: self-regulatory collapse due to insufficient top-down control or overwhelming bottom-up impulses — Focal glucose depletion in brain vs impairments in self-regulation? https://t.co/F6obPZyOt4
RT @gfj1979: Cognitive Neuroscience of Self-Regulation Failure "This prefrontal-subcortical balance model emphasizes that self-regulatory…
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Prefrontal Cortex nonaktif sementara. Ini adalah bagian otak yang mengatur logika, kontrol, dan pengambilan keputusan. Otak tau itu salah tapi fiturnya sedang nggak berfungsi. Source: Heatherton, T. F., & Wagner, D. D. (2011). Cognitive neuroscience of self-regulation failure.
Self-regulation is a skill to build when we choose self-control & become aware of underlying emotions. We engage the logical brain (PFC). ✨ Cognitive Neuroscience of Self-Regulation Failure - PMC https://t.co/daUNRlOkav
RT @gfj1979: Cognitive Neuroscience of Self-Regulation Failure "This prefrontal-subcortical balance model emphasizes that self-regulatory…
Cognitive Neuroscience of Self-Regulation Failure — Prefrontal-subcortical balance model: self-regulatory collapse due to insufficient top-down control or overwhelming bottom-up impulses — Focal glucose depletion in brain vs impairments in self-regulation? https://t.co/F6obPZyOt4
RT @gfj1979: Cognitive Neuroscience of Self-Regulation Failure "This prefrontal-subcortical balance model emphasizes that self-regulatory…
Cognitive Neuroscience of Self-Regulation Failure "This prefrontal-subcortical balance model emphasizes that self-regulatory collapse can occur both due to insufficient top-down control as well as from overwhelming bottom-up impulses." https://t.co/M9Lm0Rzauc https://t.co/Cv3YyjGkzt
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