Overweight adults are more impulsive than normal weight adults: Evidence from ERPs during a chocolate-related delayed discounting task
Abstract
Overweight or obesity can be accompanied by abnormalities in executive function and related neural markers. The aim of the present study was to investigate the behavioral and neural correlates of food-related decision-making in overweight and normal-weight adults. We used a delayed discounting task (DDT), which requires participants to choose between smaller immediate rewards and larger delayed rewards. In total, 24 overweight adults and 24...
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Title
Overweight adults are more impulsive than normal weight adults: Evidence from ERPs during a chocolate-related delayed discounting task
Published Date
Oct 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
133
Pages
107181 - 107181
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