Ignore the faces: Neural characterisation of emotional inhibition from childhood to adulthood using MEG

Ignore the faces: Neural characterisation of emotional inhibition from childhood to adulthood using MEG

The ability to effectively and automatically regulate one's response to emotional information is a basic, fundamental skill for social functioning. The neural mechanisms underlying emotion regulation processing have been assessed, however few investigations have leveraged neurophysiological tec...

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Main Authors: Anagnostou, E. (Author), Hunt, B.A.E (Author), Pang, E.W (Author), Safar, K. (Author), Sato, J. (Author), Taylor, M.J (Author), Urbain, C.M (Author), Vandewouw, M.M (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: John Wiley and Sons Inc 2021
Subjects:
adolescent
Adolescent
adult
Adult
adulthood
angular gyrus
article
attention
automatic emotion regulation
brain cortex
brain region
Cerebral Cortex
child
Child
Child, Preschool
childhood
cohort analysis
controlled study
development
emotion regulation
emotional go/no-go
Emotional Regulation
executive function
Executive Function
facial expression
Facial Expression
facial recognition
Facial Recognition
female
Female
Go No Go task
human
human development
Human Development
human experiment
Humans
inferior frontal gyrus
Inhibition, Psychological
magnetoencephalography
Magnetoencephalography
major clinical study
male
Male
orbital cortex
physiology
preschool child
psychomotor performance
Psychomotor Performance
young adult
Young Adult
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