The present study investigated whether the human brain is sensitive to valence differences
in emotionally negative stimuli by recording event-related potentials (ERPs) for extremely …

The inhibition of inappropriate behaviors is important for adaptive living in changing
environments. The present study investigated gender‐related behavioral inhibitory control by …

Previous studies have extensively reported an advantage of females in identifying negative
facial emotions as compared with males. Nevertheless, why females are better in …

Considerable studies reported that females are more susceptible to affective disturbances
such as depression, anxiety disorder, and phobia compared to males. Based on the close …

Despite extensive research on astrocytic Ca 2+ in synaptic transmission, its contribution to the
modulation of sensory transmission during different brain states remains largely unknown. …

Reappraisal of negative events is known to be useful in decreasing their emotional impact.
However, existent evidence for this conclusion mostly relies on conscious, deliberate …

The present study investigated neural correlates underlying the psychological processing of
the extent of self-relevance. Event-related potentials were recorded for distracting names …

The timing dynamics of regulating negative emotion with expressive suppression and
cognitive reappraisal were investigated in a Chinese sample. Event-Related Potentials were …

Emotional bias, which describes human’s asymmetric processing of emotional stimuli,
consists of negativity bias (Increased response to negative over positive stimuli) and positivity …

The present study investigated the impact of auditory-induced mood on brain processing of
cognitive control using a Stroop color-word interference task. A total of 135 positive, negative, …