The present work aims to investigate the relation between appraisals, emotions, and emotion
regulation strategies by creating a structural equation model which integrates these three …

This study investigated whether the lack of visual experience affects the ability to create spatial
inferential representations of the survey type. We compared the performance of persons …

This study found that the emotional facial expressions of 10 congenitally blind and 10 sighted
children, aged 8–11, were similar. However, the frequency of certain facial movements …

The paper tests the hypothesis that difficulties met by the blind in spatial processing are due
to the simultaneous treatment of independent spatial representations. Results showed that …

The role of vision in the construction of spatial representations has been the object of
numerous studies and heated debate. The core question of whether visual experience is …

Reappraisal and distraction, unlike suppression, are known to decrease the intensity of negative
emotion in the short term. Little is known about long-term characteristics associated with …

In the present study, we examined the relation between memory for a consequential and
emotional event and memory for the circumstances in which people learned about that event, …

This study investigates how flashbulb memories (FBMs) relative to the death of Pope John
Paul II vary according to the persons' evaluation of the event's importance and consequences. …

The processing of multisensory information is based upon the capacity of brain regions, such
as the superior temporal cortex, to combine information across modalities. However, it is …

Bilateral mirror symmetry, especially vertical symmetry, is a powerful phenomenon in spatial
organization of visual shapes. However, the causes of vertical symmetry salience in visual …