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  1. Two social minds in one brain? error-related negativity provides evidence for parallel processing pathways during social evaluation.Nassim Elimari & Gilles Lafargue - 2024 - Cognition and Emotion 38 (1):90-102.
    Several authors assume that evaluative conditioning (EC) relies on high-level propositional thinking. In contrast, the dual-process perspective proposes two processing pathways, one associative and the other propositional, contributing to EC. Dual-process theorists argue that attitudinal ambiguity resulting from these two pathways’ conflicting evaluations demonstrate the involvement of both automatic and controlled processes in EC. Previously, we suggested that amplitude variations of error-related negativity and error-positivity, two well-researched event-related potentials of performance monitoring, allow for the detection of attitudinal ambiguity at the (...)
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