Is individual attentional bias positive or negative? It depends on trait anxiety [0.03%]
注意偏向是利是弊？这取决于个体的特质焦虑水平
Liping Hu,Menghui Xiong,Jianhui Liang et al.
Liping Hu et al.
The debate over whether the general population shows positive or negative attentional bias persists. Some studies indicate that attentional bias varies individually rather than being a common trait. This study explored the relationship betw...
Value-Based Cognitive Control Moderates the Relation of Inflammation with Depression in Adolescents [0.03%]
基于价值的认知控制调节青少年炎症与抑郁的关系
Justin P Yuan,Jonas G Miller,Julian Joachimsthaler et al.
Justin P Yuan et al.
Depression has been linked to both elevated systemic inflammation and altered brain function related to reward processing and cognitive control. We know little, however, about how these factors jointly confer risk for this disorder, especia...
Together we sync: a systematic qualitative and quantitative review of fMRI hyperscanning studies [0.03%]
同步进行时我们更默契：有关fMRI超扫描研究的系统质性与量化综述
Tommaso Berni,Lucia Maria Sacheli,Maria Cicirello et al.
Tommaso Berni et al.
Social interaction relies on neurocognitive processes that support mutual prediction and coordination. Traditional neuroimaging investigates brain activity at the individual level, limiting insight into the reciprocal nature of social excha...
The roles of amygdala subnuclei in processing of approaching in- and outgroup others in virtual space [0.03%]
虚拟空间中处理接近的内群体和外群体成员时杏仁核亚核的作用
Gloria Mendoza-Franco,Olli Tammilehto,Inga Jasinskaja-Lahti et al.
Gloria Mendoza-Franco et al.
Activity in the amygdala during intergroup contact and prejudice has been explained as a conditioned threat response and as a social saliency response. More recently, the theory that both explanations are true has received some empirical su...
Ambivalence-Dependent Alterations during fMRI Self-Evaluation in Adults with Depressive Symptoms [0.03%]
抑郁症状成人脑网络的自我评价功能磁共振影像学研究
Athena L Biggs,Nikki A Puccetti,Neil Jones et al.
Athena L Biggs et al.
Although patients with depression frequently report distorted self-related beliefs, such as all-or-nothing thinking, little is known about disruptions in behavioral and brain processes that occur when adults with depression make such self-e...
When Perception Meets Grief: How the Brain Reconstructs Person Networks in Response to Absence [0.03%]
当感知遇到悲伤时：大脑如何响应缺席而重构个体网络
Alicja Nowacka,Arthur Shapiro,Katie Douglas et al.
Alicja Nowacka et al.
Although widely experienced within the grieving community, sense of presence (SOP) remains an inconsistently defined phenomenon in the literature, frequently categorised alongside anomalous or supernatural experiences. Existing research oft...
Emotion process deficits in children with ODD and their associations with different dimensions of ODD symptoms: A fNIRS study [0.03%]
儿童对立违抗障碍的情绪加工缺陷及其与对立违抗障碍不同维度症状关联的功能近红外成像研究
Peizhong Wang,Ting He,Wenrui Zhang et al.
Peizhong Wang et al.
Affective symptoms and behavioral symptoms are two important dimensions of Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) symptoms. These two dimensions of symptoms are closely associated with emotion process deficits in children with ODD. This study ...
An Investigation of the Interaction of Trait Repetitive Negative Thinking and Neuroticism on Brain Activity During Negative Self-Referential Processing: a Cross-Sectional fMRI Study [0.03%]
特质性重复消极思维与神经质交互作用对个体在负性自我参照加工过程中脑活动的影响：一项静息态功能磁共振研究
Marvin S Meiering,David Weigner,Rebecca Gruzman et al.
Marvin S Meiering et al.
Objective: Repetitive negative thinking (RNT) and neuroticism are two of the most prominent transdiagnostic risk factors for internalizing disorders. Previous research highlighted a complex relationship between neuroticis...
Reward system atrophy relates to heightened feelings of physical closeness in Alzheimer's disease [0.03%]
阿尔茨海默病患者的奖赏系统萎缩与身体亲近感增加有关
Amie Wallman-Jones,Fate Noohi,Ashlin R K Roy et al.
Amie Wallman-Jones et al.
The experience of interpersonal space may be altered in Alzheimer's disease (AD) due to atrophy in brain systems that support emotion and reward processing. Seventy participants (AD = 36, healthy controls=34) underwent structural neuroimagi...
Beyond uniformity: Individual sensitivities to reward and punishment shape midfrontal-theta responses to approach avoidance conflict [0.03%]
超越统一性：对奖赏和惩罚的个体敏感性塑造中前额-θ振荡在接近回避冲突中的反应
Shubham Pandey,Roman Osinsky
Shubham Pandey
Approach-avoidance conflict (AAC) is a core aspect of decision-making, involving competing appetitive and aversive outcomes. Given substantial individual differences in sensitivity to reward and punishment, AAC experiences likely vary acros...