APS
30th APS Annual Convention · 2018
Associations of Neural Correlates of Cognitive Control and Self-Reported Math Anxiety Level
- Keye Xu
University of California, Los Angeles - Patricia Tan
University of California, Los Angeles - Gerardo Ramirez
University of California, Los Angeles - Jennie Grammer
University of California, Los Angeles
Abstract
The study examined the relationships between math anxiety and the neural correlates of cognitive control. Results indicated that higher math anxiety was associated with shorter reaction times in a cognitive control task as well as less attention allocation to non-math stimulus and stronger automatic error detection in a numerical task.
Cognitive Neuroscience
