Event-Related Theta Power during Lexical-Semantic Retrieval and Decision Conflict is Modulated by Alcohol Intoxication: Anatomically Constrained MEG.
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- Marinkovic, Ksenija; Rosen, Burke Q; Cox, Brendan; Kovacevic, Sanja
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- 2012
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- Frontiers in psychology
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- 10.3389/fpsyg.2012.00121
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Language processing is commonly characterized by an event-related increase in theta power (4-7 Hz) in scalp EEG. Oscillatory brain dynamics underlying alcohol's effects on language are poorly understood despite impairments on verbal tasks. To investigate how moderate alcohol intoxication modulates event-related theta activity during visual word processing, healthy social drinkers (N = 22, 11 females) participated in both alcohol (0.6 g/kg ethanol for men, 0.55 g/kg for women) and placebo conditions in a counterbalanced design. They performed a double-duty lexical decision task as they detected real words among non-words. An additional requirement to respond to all real words that also referred to animals induced response conflict. High density whole-head MEG signals and midline scalp EEG data were decomposed for each trial with Morlet wavelets. Each person's reconstructed cortical surface was used to constrain noise-normalized distributed minimum norm inverse solutions for theta frequencies. Alcohol intoxication increased reaction time and marginally affected accuracy. The overall spatio-temporal pattern is consistent with the left-lateralized fronto-temporal activation observed in language studies applying time-domain analysis. Event-related theta power was sensitive to the two functions manipulated by the task. First, theta estimated to the left-lateralized fronto-temporal areas reflected lexical-semantic retrieval, indicating that this measure is well suited for investigating the neural basis of language functions. While alcohol attenuated theta power overall, it was particularly deleterious to semantic retrieval since it reduced theta to real words but not pseudowords. Second, a highly overlapping prefrontal network comprising lateral prefrontal and anterior cingulate cortex was sensitive to decision conflict and was also affected by intoxication, in agreement with previous studies indicating that executive functions are especially vulnerable to alcohol intoxication.
Performance measures (means ± SE) reflected in accuracy and speed of reaction across alcohol and placebo. Only the standard words (SW) and imperative “animal” stimuli (AN) required a response, whereas responses were withheld to pseudowords (PW). The subjects responded least accurately to AN. While accuracy was only marginally affected by alcohol, RTs were increased by alcohol intoxication overall as indicated by a main effect of beverage. **p < 0.001; &p < 0.07.
Group average maps of baseline-corrected event-related theta source power estimates in the left hemisphere for the three conditions under placebo at different time points. The earliest activity is estimated to the occipital cortex, followed by the left lateral temporal and inferior prefrontal estimates during the processing of lexical-semantic characteristics and decision conflict. During response preparation and execution stage, theta power is estimated to the hand-centered motor area. Group average timecourses of theta source power estimates in selected regions of interest are shown on the bottom. Light-shaded vertical bars indicate the time-windows for which theta power was averaged and entered into statistical analysis as indicated at the top. Occ, occipital cortex; LT, lateral temporal; aIPF, anteroventral inferior prefrontal cortex bordering on insula; pIPF, posterolateral inferior prefrontal cortex; Mot, motor cortex centered on the hand area. Please note that a different scale was used for the temporo-frontal estimates during T2 and T3 time windows in order to accommodate weaker sources during cognitive processing (Marinkovic et al., 2004a).
Effects of lexical-semantic retrieval on group average maps of baseline-corrected event-related theta source power estimates in the 370–520 ms time-window in the left hemisphere under placebo (left column) and alcohol (right column). Maps in the top row are based on the subtraction of the meaningless PW from real words (SW). The overall averaged estimates to SW and PW are shown below the subtracted estimates. Group average timecourses of the theta estimates to SW and PW under both beverage conditions are shown at the bottom of the figure, along with the time-windows included in the statistical analysis indicated with shaded bars.
Effects of decision conflict and alcohol intoxication on theta power estimates in the 370–520 ms time-window under placebo (left) and alcohol (right), with lateral and medial views of the left hemisphere. The top row shows the AN–SW group average subtraction, with the overall event-related theta group average estimates shown in the rows below. Group average timecourses of the theta estimates to AN and SW conditions under both alcohol and placebo are shown at the bottom. The vertical light-shaded bars denote the time-window applied to the ROI statistical analysis. ACC, anterior cingulate cortex.
Group average total event-related power in theta frequency band recorded at Cz and expressed as relative change from the baseline. The timecourses for the three stimulus conditions are superimposed and shown for placebo and alcohol. The vertical shaded bars denote the 450–650 ms time window used in the statistical analysis.
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