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    Title: 以fMRI與機器學習探討數學焦慮的神經網絡
    Investigating the Neural Network Underlying Math Anxiety Through fMRI and Machine Learning
    Authors: 卓奕呈
    Cho, Yi-Cheng
    Contributors: 張葶葶
    Chang, Ting-Ting
    卓奕呈
    Cho, Yi-Cheng
    Keywords: 數學焦慮
    工作記憶
    神經連結
    功能性磁振造影
    預測建模
    math anxiety
    working memory
    neural connectivity
    fMRI
    predictive modeling
    Date: 2025
    Issue Date: 2025-03-03 15:32:20 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 許多行為研究強調了數學焦慮與數學表現兩者之間的負面相關,並常將其歸因於對工作記憶的干擾。儘管相關行為研究已相當廣泛,數學焦慮背後的神經機制仍不清晰,這主要源於各種研究中運用不同的數學任務和方法,以及在任務複雜性區分上的不足。此外,數學焦慮對內在大腦連結性的影響仍未被充分探索,以及整合神經影像數據與認知數據以預測數學焦慮的研究也仍相當稀少,而機器學習方法也可為理解數學焦慮的神經機制來提供更全面的見解,特別是在不同情境下的展現。而鑑於過往行為研究一致發現工作記憶在調節數學焦慮影響中具有關鍵作用,本研究三個實驗均聚焦於與工作記憶和認知控制相關的神經網路。
    本研究我們藉由三種互補的方法探討數學焦慮的神經相關性。研究1檢視了算術問題解決過程中的任務相關大腦活化和功能性連結。結果顯示,數學焦慮與數字處理區域(右側內頂葉溝)活化增加有關,這表明高焦慮個體可能需要更多努力來應對更高的認知和情緒需求,此外,數學焦慮干擾了情緒相關腦區(右側杏仁核)與認知控制腦區(如左側下額葉回和輔助運動區)之間的整合,突顯了在處理複雜任務時管理情緒干擾的挑戰。研究2通過靜息態功能性連結(RSFC)分析探索內在神經狀態,結果未發現數學焦慮與內在連結性之間的顯著關聯。然而,在研究1中基於任務的心理生理交互作用(PPI)分析發現數學焦慮與數學相關任務期間的功能性連結有顯著相關性,強調其情境依賴的特性。研究3採用預測建模,結果顯示,任務相關的PPI特徵,特別是結合工作記憶等認知因素後,其預測準確性明顯優於RSFC特徵。關鍵的預測因子(例如右側杏仁核與右側內頂葉溝之間的連結性)突顯了情緒、工作記憶和數字處理之間的交互作用。
    這些發現表明,數學焦慮主要透過認知焦慮機制運作,影響注意力與工作記憶,而非源於持續性的情緒過度活躍。此外,結果進一步表明數學焦慮更多仰賴任務特定的神經動態,而非穩定的特質樣態。這強調了任務特定神經連結的失調及其與認知過程交互作用如何影響數學焦慮,為數學相關挑戰中的神經認知基礎提供了全面的視角。
    Many behavioral studies have emphasized the adverse link between math anxiety and math performance, frequently attributing it to the disruption of working memory. Despite extensive behavioral research, the neural mechanisms underlying math anxiety remain unclear, with inconsistencies in findings stemming from the use of various tasks with differing methodologies and insufficient differentiation of task complexities. Moreover, the impact of math anxiety on intrinsic brain connectivity remains underexplored. Additionally, there is a need for studies that integrate neuroimaging data with cognitive indicators to predict math anxiety, as this approach could offer deeper insights into the neural mechanisms underlying math anxiety, particularly across varying situational contexts. Given the consistent findings from prior behavioral studies highlighting the critical role of working memory in mediating the effects of math anxiety, all three experiments in this study were designed to focus on neural networks associated with working memory and cognitive control.
    In this study, we investigated the neural correlates of math anxiety through three complementary approaches. Study 1 examined task-related brain activation and functional connectivity during arithmetic problem-solving. The results showed that math anxiety was associated with increased activation in numerical processing regions (right intraparietal sulcus), suggesting an increased cognitive effort to manage heightened cognitive and emotional demands. Furthermore, math anxiety disrupted the integration between emotion-related regions (right amygdala) and cognitive control regions (e.g., left inferior frontal gyrus and supplementary motor area), highlighting challenges in managing emotional interference during complex tasks. Study 2 explored intrinsic neural states using resting-state functional connectivity (RSFC) analysis, finding no significant associations between math anxiety and intrinsic connectivity. In contrast, task-based psychophysiological interaction (PPI) analyses identified significant correlations between math anxiety and functional connectivity during math-related tasks, emphasizing its context-dependent nature. Study 3 employed predictive modeling, demonstrating that task-related PPI features, particularly when combined with cognitive factors like working memory and vocabulary, achieved superior predictive accuracy compared to RSFC features. Key predictors, such as connectivity between the right amygdala and right intraparietal sulcus, underscored the interaction between emotion regulation, working memory, and numerical processing.
    These findings suggest that math anxiety predominantly operates through cognitive anxiety mechanisms, disrupting attention and working memory rather than resulting from persistent emotional hyperactivity. Moreover, the results underscore its situational nature, emphasizing that task-specific disruptions in neural connectivity are central to math-related performance deficits. These insights emphasize the need for targeted interventions that address its context-specific triggers and improve both cognitive efficiency and emotional regulation during math-related tasks.
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