Differences in Attentional Biases to Food Cues between Obese and Healthy Weight Individuals as Measured by a Stroop Task and Electroencephalographic Indices

Hendrikse, Joshua; Hayden, Melissa; Kothe, Emily

Differences in Attentional Biases to Food Cues between Obese and Healthy Weight Individuals as Measured by a Stroop Task and Electroencephalographic Indices

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posted on 2024-06-03, 19:54 authored by Joshua Hendrikse, Melissa Hayden, Emily Kothe

Differences in Attentional Biases to Food Cues between Obese and Healthy Weight Individuals as Measured by a Stroop Task and Electroencephalographic Indices

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Frontiers in Human Neuroscience

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9

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1-1

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Lausanne, Switzerland

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https://doi.org/10.3389/conf.fnhum.2015.217.00145

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1662-5161

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eng

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Frontiers Media

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Food cue-reactivity Stroop task event-related potential attentional bias Information Processing Obesity

Differences in Attentional Biases to Food Cues between Obese and Healthy Weight Individuals as Measured by a Stroop Task and Electroencephalographic Indices

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