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alcohol regulates theta oscillations

Subject
alcohol
Relation
regulates
Object
theta oscillations
p-value
0.01
Evidence from: primary | all sources

Evidence (5 sources)

Theta oscillations are sensitive to both early and late conflict processing stages: effects of alcohol intoxication. (2012) PMID:22952823 cited
conflict-related theta power ... was blunted by alcohol
confidence: 0.95
Theta oscillations are sensitive to both early and late conflict processing stages: effects of alcohol intoxication. (2012) PMID:22952823 cited
Alcohol attenuated event-related theta across successive processing stages
confidence: 0.94
Theta oscillations are sensitive to both early and late conflict processing stages: effects of alcohol intoxication. (2012) PMID:22952823 cited
significant attenuation by alcohol in the right ACC (p<0.01) and right SFG (p<0.005)
confidence: 0.97
Theta oscillations are sensitive to both early and late conflict processing stages: effects of alcohol intoxication. (2012) PMID:22952823 cited
event-related theta power is reduced by moderate alcohol intoxication in ACC and fronto-parietal regions during conflict processing
confidence: 0.95
Theta oscillations are sensitive to both early and late conflict processing stages: effects of alcohol intoxication. (2012) PMID:22952823 cited
Alcohol reduced the response preparation theta power bilaterally in the ACC (left: F(1,19)=8.8, p<0.01; right: F(1,19)=4.4, p<0.05) and the motor cortex (left: F(1,19)=8.0, p<0.02; right: F(1,19)=7.0, p<0.02)
confidence: 0.94