Empathy in aging is a key capacity because it affects the quality of older adults' relationships
and reduced levels are associated with greater loneliness. Many older adults also find …

Everyday life is defined by goal states that are continuously reprioritized based on available,
often affective information. To pursue these goals, individuals need to process and maintain …

Schizophrenia is a complex mental disorder with disorganized communication among large-
scale brain networks, as demonstrated by impaired resting-state functional connectivity …

Growing evidence from the dynamical analysis of functional neuroimaging data suggests
that brain function can be understood as the exploration of a repertoire of metastable …

Emotional awareness (EA) is recognized as clinically relevant to the vulnerability to, and
maintenance of, psychiatric disorders. However, the neurocomputational processes that …

Abstract The “affective” and “cognitive” neuroscience approaches to understanding emotion
(AN and CN, respectively) represent potentially synergistic, but as yet unreconciled …

The current meta‐analysis was designed to determine the relationship between executive
function (EF) and empathy, as well as to identify any moderators. A search of Chinese and …

The construct of emotional intelligence (EI) broadly reflects the idea that individuals differ in
their disposition/ability to adaptively generate, recognize, understand, and regulate the …

Network neuroscience has broadly conceptualized the functions of the brain as complex
communication within and between large‐scale neural networks. Nevertheless, whether and …

Neuroimaging studies have linked inter-individual variability in the brain to individualized
personality traits. However, only one or several aspects of personality have been effectively …