The devil is in the details: investigating the influence of emotion on event memory using a simulated event
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DOI: 10.1007/s00426-019-01215-0
Abstract: In our everyday lives, the negative events we experience sometimes include powerful, salient details which are ultimately responsible for us interpreting the events as negative (i.e., they drive our interpretation of the emotional valence of… read more here.
Keywords: negative events; emotion defining; simulated event; event ... See more keywords
When planning to survive goes wrong: predicting the future and replaying the past in anxiety and PTSD
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DOI: 10.1016/j.cobeha.2018.03.013
Abstract: We increase our probability of survival and wellbeing by minimizing our exposure to rare, extremely negative events. In this article, we examine the computations used to predict and avoid such events and to update our… read more here.
Keywords: goes wrong; planning survive; anxiety; negative events ... See more keywords
The roles of positive emotion in the regulation of emotional responses to negative events.
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DOI: 10.1037/emo0000625
Abstract: Although research has shown that positive emotions (PEs) can help people cope with negative events, there is not yet a systematic framework for understanding how and when they might do so. In this article, I… read more here.
Keywords: negative events; pes may; may serve; emotion regulation ... See more keywords
Subcultural, ideological, and valence-based differences in caregiver reminiscing functions
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DOI: 10.1080/09658211.2021.1879153
Abstract: ABSTRACT Researchers have identified cultural differences in caregiver beliefs about the functions of parent–child reminiscing. However, this work has largely been limited to comparisons between Asian or Asian American and European American caregivers discussing autobiographical… read more here.
Keywords: negative events; directive functions; positive events; subcultural ideological ... See more keywords
Children's automatic evaluation of self-generated actions is different from adults.
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DOI: 10.1111/desc.13045
Abstract: Performance monitoring (PM) is central to learning and decision-making. It allows individuals to swiftly detect deviations between actions and intentions, such as response errors, and adapt behavior accordingly. Previous research showed that in adult participants,… read more here.
Keywords: children automatic; evaluation self; response; negative events ... See more keywords