Reduced capacity to cognitively regulate emotional responses is a common impairment
across major neuropsychiatric disorders. Brain systems supporting one such strategy …

Distancing is a type of emotion regulation that involves simulating a new perspective to alter
the psychological distance and emotional impact of a stimulus. The effectiveness and …

Cognitive reappraisal and fear extinction learning represent two different approaches to
emotion regulation. While their respective neural correlates have been widely studied with …

According to the neurocognitive framework for regulation expectation, adaptively regulating
emotions in anticipation of a stressful event should help individuals deal with the stressor …

In the past century, medical progress has helped increase life expectancy and improve
health outcomes more generally. Despite this progress, psychiatric disorders—especially …

Background Affective neuroscience (AN) theory assumes the existence of seven basic
emotional systems (ie, SEEKING, ANGER, FEAR, CARE, LUST, SADNESS, PLAY) that are …

Laboratory procedures have been used for decades as analogues for clinical processes
with the goal of improving our understanding of psychological treatments for emotional …

BackgroundCognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is an effective treatment for many patients
suffering from major depressive disorder (MDD), but predictors of treatment outcome are …

This review synthesises individual differences in neural processes related to emotion
regulation (ER). It comprises individual differences in self-reported and physiological …

This work focuses on the analysis of the general, clinical, neurobiological and therapeutic
profiles of the disorder under examination, suggesting a particular attention to the elements …