More than a decade of neuroimaging research has established that anterior and posterior
cortical midline regions are consistently recruited during self-referential thinking. These …

This study aimed to elucidate whether distinct early processes underlie the perception of our
own face. Alternatively, self-face perception might rely on the same processes that realize …

Self-referential information can reduce the congruency effect by acting as a signal to
enhance cognitive control. However, it cannot be denied that self-referential information can …

Behavioral and neuroimaging studies have demonstrated that people process preferentially
self-related information such as an image of their own face. Furthermore, people rapidly …

The present study investigated neural correlations underlying the psychological processing
of stimuli with various degrees of self-relevance. Event-related potentials were recorded for …

Pro-environmental behavior benefits the environment but is individually costly. Therefore,
understanding the neural processes of pro-environmental behavior can advance our …

Exposure to monetary cues might affect charitable donations, but little is known about how
monetary cues affect charitable donations from the neural perspective. The present study …

Shame and guilt have been compared in many behavioral and functional magnetic
resonance imaging studies. However, the time course of shame and guilt processing …

We investigated the influence of negative emotion on the degree of self-reference effect
using event-related potentials (ERPs). We presented emotional pictures and self-referential …

The “self” shapes the way in which we process the world around us. It makes sense then,
that self-related information is reliably prioritised over non self-related information in …