Behav. Sci., Volume 9, Issue 11 (November 2019) – 6 articles
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This paper describes the use of a neuroimaging fMRI methodology employing a self-reflection task to highlight patterns of activation associated with different thinking styles/personality orientations. The data demonstrate that each thinking style utilised different and possibly preferred brain regions during self-reflection and cognition. Additionally, the data further suggest that perception of self or self-image may be influenced by these personality orientations. View this paper
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