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Behavioral and Neurofunctional Correlates of Intentional Motor Behaviors Towards Edible Stimuli in Normal-weight Subjects
This study aims to investigate, through behavioural tests combined with advanced neurofunctional methods, the neural bases of intentional behaviours towards edible stimuli using explicit and implicit paradigms in normal-weight subjects. This knowledge will then be expanded with the study of associations between behavioral/neurofunctional measures and blood/hummon parameters.
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