Emotionally-salient stimuli receive selective attention and elicit complex neural responses
that evolve considerably across development. Event-related potentials (ERPs) optimally …

Objective To systematically evaluate the attentional bias in patients with depression toward
emotional stimuli and to explore eye movement indicators and potential regulatory variables …

Differences in valenced self‐evaluation refer to positive and negative coexistence in the
process of self‐evaluation, while there is a clear difference in cognitive processes. The …

Objective Negative self‐concept is characteristic of anorexia nervosa (AN), but the neural
processes mediating this component of AN is unknown. These studies investigated how …

Background Anxiety and depressive symptoms are associated with dysregulated emotional
processing. However, less is known about the intra-personal and inter-personal impacts of …

What an adolescent thinks about themselves, commonly termed self-referential processing,
has significant implications for youth long-term psychological well-being. Self-referential …

Background Adolescence is a time of heightened risk for develo** depression and also a
critical period for the development and integration of self-identity. Despite this, the relation …

Abstract Background Cannabis Use Disorder (CUD) is increasingly prevalent in the United
States, while perceived addiction risk and treatment-seeking are declining. Emotional …

Introduction: While praise is generally pleasant and criticism unpleasant, individual
differences in response to social evaluations arise from distinct personal traits and states …

Background: Cannabis Use Disorder (CUD) is increasingly prevalent in the United States,
while perceived addiction risk and treatment-seeking are declining. Emotional salience of …