求翻译,实在感谢了,有急用,麻烦高人相助Neuroimaging investigations of self-processing have generally focused on the neural correlates of explicitself-reflection. However, very little is known about the neural basis of implicit self-related processes. Weutilized the concept of self-schemas to construct a two-task fMRI study that elicited both implicit and explicitself-relevant processes. The sample consisted of 18 participants who were schematic for either athletics orsc

求翻译,实在感谢了,有急用,麻烦高人相助
Neuroimaging investigations of self-processing have generally focused on the neural correlates of explicit
self-reflection. However, very little is known about the neural basis of implicit self-related processes. We
utilized the concept of self-schemas to construct a two-task fMRI study that elicited both implicit and explicit
self-relevant processes. The sample consisted of 18 participants who were schematic for either athletics or
science. In the implicit self-relevance task, individuals made non-self-relevant judgments about affectively
neutral scientific and athletic images.