The anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) is a region of the brain involved in almost every decision you have ever made. Scientists have long struggled to unify the functions of the ACC, but a coherent theory of its function now seems to be coming into view.
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In this presentation, we’ll see that the anterior cingulate cortex is critically involved in:
- Value-based decisions
- Checking progress towards goals
- Risk and reward calculations
- Integration of values
- Autonomic arousal and emotion
- Goal-directed actions
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Chapters:
00:00 Decision making and the many roles of the anterior cingulate cortex
06:26 The Anatomy and Connectivity of the ACC
11:25 Thought Experiment: Foraging For Berries
14:53 The dACC in Value-Based Decisions Involving Considerations of Time
19:03 The ACC in Checking Progress Toward a Goal
21:57 The ACC in Risk/Reward Calculations
27:39 The ACC’s role in emotion, interoception, and autonomic physiology
34:56 The ACC controls autonomic arousal and elicits emotional behaviors
41:10 The dorsal ACC Elicits Goal-Directed Actions
46:40 Summary & A Hypothesis of the ACC’s Overall Function
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Sources:
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16 авг 2024
