Depression is the leading cause of physiological problems and suicide. Previous studies
have indicated that individuals with depression show abnormal processing of both positive …

Previous research has identified the effects of tai chi exercise on elders' executive control or
on their emotion regulation. However, few works have attempted to reveal the relationships …

Human decision-making requires the brain to fulfill neural computation of benefit and risk
and therewith a selection between options. It remains unclear how value-based neural …

The current study investigates how long-term Tai Chi experience affects the neural and
emotional response to regret in elders. Participants perform the sequential risk-taking task …

Missed chance is a powerful factor in shaping risk‐taking behaviour. The abnormal risk‐
taking behaviour is an obvious feature of individuals with Internet gaming disorder (IGD) …

As a common negative emotion in daily life, regret is harmful to mental health and even
inclined to induce mental illness. Therefore, to modulate and reduce regret is of wide …

The current functional magnetic resonance imaging fMRI study investigated how outcomes
achieved by others affect subjective regret and subsequent behavior. During the task …

The tendency to ruminate (ie, repetitive negative self-referential thoughts that perpetuate
depressive mood) is associated with (a) an elevated propensity to maladaptively experience …

Brain adverse structural changes, especially the atrophy of gray matter, are inevitable in
aging. Fortunately, the human brain is plastic throughout its entire life. The current cross …

Adopting a sequential risk-taking task, this study explored the modulation of attentional
deployment on regret. Attentional deployment was manipulated during outcome feedback of …