Sex-related differences in emotion regulation (ER) in the frequency power distribution within
the human amygdala, a brain region involved in emotion processing, have been reported …

Behavioral research has demonstrated that males have a higher capability of regulating
their own and others' emotions than females; however, little is known about the sex-specific …

Sex differences in emotional responding have been repeatedly postulated but less
consistently shown in empirical studies. Because emotional reactions are modulated by …

Gender differences in emotion regulation (ER) have been postulated, yet their neural basis
remains poorly understood. The goal of this study was to investigate this issue from a …

The sex disparity in the development of depression has long been an important research
topic, but the sex-related differences in neural activity during emotion regulation have been …

Human amygdalae are involved in various behavioral functions such as affective and stress
processing. For these behavioral functions, as well as for psychophysiological arousal …

Substantial sex differences in emotional responses and perception have been reported in
previous psychological and psychophysiological studies. For example, women have been …

The amygdala is a hub in emotional processing, including that of negative affect. Healthy
men and women have distinct differences in amygdala responses, potentially setting the …

Background In view of the greater prevalence of depression and anxiety disorders in women
than in men, functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies have examined sex …

Recent neuroimaging studies have established a sex-related hemispheric lateralization of
amygdala involvement in memory for emotionally arousing material. Here, we examine the …