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See Latest ArticlesWhen seeing outweighs feeling: a role for prefrontal cortex in passive control of negative affect in blindsight
Brain, 09/23/09
Anders S et al. – The findings show that similar affective somatic changes can be associated with different phenomenal experiences of affect, depending on the depth of cortical processing. They are in line with a model in which the left ventrolateral prefrontal cortex is a relay station that integrates information about subcortically triggered somatic responses and information resulting from in–depth cortical stimulus processing. Tentatively, the authors suggest that the observed decoupling of somatic responses and experienced affect, and the reduction of negative phenomenal experience, can be explained by a left ventrolateral prefrontal cortex–mediated inhibition of affect–related somatosensory activity.
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