Emotionally charged pictorial materials are frequently used in phobia research, but no existing
standardized picture database is dedicated to the study of different phobias. The present …

The cross-sex shift hypothesis predicts that gay men should perform more like heterosexual
women on important neurocognitive tasks on which men score higher than women, such as …

Procrastination is a self-regulatory failure in which people voluntarily but irrationally delay
important tasks. Trait procrastination is estimated to affect 15–20% of the total population and …

Procrastination is a self-regulation failure in which people irrationally delay intended actions
which leads to lower performance, satisfaction from achievements, and quality of life. Trait …

Procrastination is a failure of self-regulation in which people delay some actions despite
knowing that their behavior will lead to discomfort. Although some previous studies have …

Music is a universal human phenomenon, and can be studied for itself or as a window into
the understanding of the brain. Few neuroimaging studies investigate actual playing in the …

In the present simultaneous EEG/ECG-fMRI study we compared the temporal and spatial
characteristics of the brain responses and the cardiac activity during fear picture processing …

Perception via different sensory modalities was traditionally believed to be supported by
largely separate brain systems. However, a growing number of studies demonstrate that the …

Humans often benefit from social cues when learning about the world. For instance, learning
about threats from others can save the individual from dangerous first-hand experiences. …

Musical training has been linked to enhanced interoceptive abilities and increased resting‐state
(RS) functional connectivity (FC) within the interoceptive brain network. We aimed to …