Correlation of risk-taking propensity with cross-frequency phase–amplitude coupling in the resting EEG.

Highlights: [•] The cross-frequency phase–amplitude coupling may be successfully adapted to the scalp resting EEG. [•] There are significant correlations between cross-frequency phase–amplitude couplings and the measures of risk-taking propensity. [•] It is suggested that the cross-frequency phase–amplitude coupling could be a promising indicator for diagnosing the tendency to take risks. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]