英文摘要 |
This study recognizes the fact that all the personality dispositions generally determine the major characteristics of human brain response while engaging in unexpected tasks, and therefore, attempts to formally integrate a direct association between each other. Utilizing the Big Five of personality traits and the physiological measurement in P300 of event related potential (ERP), a mathematical time-dependent model is developed by actualizing all five spiritual parameters within an equivalent simple parallel RLC circuit, and so to base the human brain variations on electrical voltage changes across the scalp region when a specificsituation arises. The computations of this system simulation are supported by the experimental evidence found at midline parietal cortex Pz by R. J. Gurrera et al. (2005). The differences between the estimated waveform and the neuropsychological measurement are able to be well tolerated as relatively low errors in the purely theoretical development formulated. These results for the validity of the physical construct presented might reveal that the human behavioral changes recorded in P300 of auditory ERP very likely exists on a computational equation of the cognitive neuroelectric network established from the Big Five domains hidden deep within human nature. |