Emotional blunting can be found after cerebellar lesions. However, the mechanism of such a
modification is not clear. We present a patient with emotional flattening and increased risk …

The cerebellum has been implicated in affective and attentional processes, but little is
known about corresponding neural signatures. We investigated early and late components …

A growing literature points to a specific role of the cerebellum in affect processing. However,
understanding of affect processing disturbances following discrete cerebellar lesions is …

Clinical and neuroimaging data indicate a cerebellar contribution to emotional processing,
which may account for affective-behavioral disturbances in patients with cerebellar lesions …

An increasing amount of research has shown a cerebellar involvement in higher order
cognitive functions, including emotional processing and decision-making. However, it has …

Recent studies have implicated the cerebellum as part of a circuitry that is necessary to
modulate higher order and behaviorally relevant information in emotional domains …

While the role of the cerebellum in motor coordination is widely accepted, the notion that it is
involved in emotion has only recently gained popularity. To date, functional neuroimaging …

The cerebellum has long been the subject of scientific investigation, but its role in nonmotor
functions has only recently begun to receive serious consideration. Despite the growing …

The domain of emotion, as it has been conceptualized in behavioral neurology and
neuropsychology, includes two major divisions: emotional experience and emotional …

The cerebellum has extensive connections with the frontal lobes. Cerebellar injury has been
reported to induce frontal-executive cognitive dysfunction and blunting of affect. We …