Is there a Neurobiological Rationale for the Utility of the Iowa Gambling Task in Parkinson's Disease?

Keyphrases

• Parkinson's Disease 100%
• Executive Function 100%
• Iowa Gambling Task 100%
• Catecholamines 50%
• Disease Pathology 33%
• Noradrenergic 33%
• Motor Decline 33%
• Strategic Decision Making 33%
• Non-strategic 33%
• Prefrontal Cortex 16%
• Patient Experience 16%
• Parkinson's Disease Progression 16%
• Cognitive Impairment 16%
• Newly Diagnosed 16%
• Orbitofrontal Cortex 16%
• Cognitive-motor 16%
• Working Memory 16%
• Catecholaminergic 16%
• Motor Impairment 16%
• Dopaminergic Neurons 16%
• Disease Process 16%
• Cognitive Flexibility 16%
• Non-demented 16%
• Parkinson Patients 16%
• Cortical Areas 16%
• Strategic Decisions 16%
• Parkinson's Disease Diagnosis 16%
• Premotor 16%
• Response Inhibition 16%
• Memory-guided Attention 16%
• Noradrenergic Signaling 16%
• Cognitive Response 16%
• Early Parkinson's Disease 16%
• Dopaminergic Signaling 16%

Neuroscience

• Parkinson's Disease 100%
• Iowa Gambling Task 100%
• Catecholamine 37%
• Decision-Making 37%
• Dopaminergic 37%
• Cognitive Disorders 12%
• Orbitofrontal Cortex 12%
• Stereotypic Movement Disorder 12%
• Cognitive Flexibility 12%
• Working Memory 12%