Emotion Valence and Task Type Related Aging Effect during Emotion Processing

Self-Reference Emerges Earlier than Emotion during an Implicit Self-Referential Emotion Processing Task: Event-Related Potential Evidence

Self-referential emotion refers to the process of evaluating emotional stimuli with respect to the self. Processes indicative of a self-positivity bias are reflected in electroencephalogram (EEG) signals at ~400 ms when the task does not require a discrimination of self from other. However, when distinguishing between self-referential and other-referential emotions is required, previous studies...

Encoding emotion in Chinese: a database of Chinese emotion words with information of emotion type, intensity, and valence

Despite the increasing interest in emotion and sentiment analysis in Chinese text, the field lacks reliable, normative ratings of the emotional content and valence of Chinese emotion words. This paper reports the first large-scale survey of average language users’ judgment of perceived emotion type (e.g., ANGER, HAPPINESS), emotional intensity, and valence (e.g., POSITIVE, NEGATIVE) of Chinese ...

memory, age and emotion in aging

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Emotion Motivation Versus Aversive Processing During Perception

Habituation of attentional networks during emotion processing.

Dysfunctional emotion processing is a key aspect of many neuropsychiatric disorders. This dysfunction may be due to an abnormal magnitude of neural substrate activation during emotion processing or due to an altered time course of the neural substrate response. To better understand the temporal characteristics of the neural substrate activation underlying implicit emotion processing, nine healt...