Application of HD-EEG to study emotion regulation strategies differentially modulating neural activity in emotion prediction stage

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Chinese translation: Emotion regulation strategies differentially modulate neural activity during the emotion prediction stage: an HD-EEG study

Journal: Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience

Published: August 2022

Publishing URL: https://doi.

Summary:

Emotion regulation (ER) strategies can influence how the brain constructs emotion predictions (generating phase) to pre-order actions (implementation phase), and update internal models (update phase) based on incoming stimuli

Experimental subjects: 36 right-handed subjects (16 males, age: M = 23.

Experimental task: This task includes a computerized S1-S2 passive viewing paradigm (described in Del Popolo Cristaldi et al.

Experimental procedure:

Subjects were seated in a dimly lit room, 90 cm (24 inches, 1,280 × 1,024 pixel resolution) from a computer screen

Schematic diagram of the experimental procedure

The EEG data analyzed in this study came from our previous study (Del Popolo Cristaldi et al.

Table 1 The analysis of variance table of the model in the prediction generation stage

Models for CNV, l-ACC, l-SMA and l-dPCC activities are summarized in Table 2, Figure 2 and Supplementary Table 3

Table 2 Analysis of variance of the model in the forecast implementation stage

Models for P2, l-TPJ, r-TPJ, LPP, r-OFC and r-TP activities are summarized in Table 3, Fig.

Table 3 ANOVA model for prediction update stage

This study analyzes publicly available datasets in the Figshare repository

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