Psychology

Cognitive Reappraisal and Expressive Suppression Evoke Distinct Neural Connections during Interpersonal Emotion Regulation

Z. Liu, K. Lu, et al.

This fNIRS hyperscanning study of 34 female friend dyads found that both cognitive reappraisal and expressive suppression can downregulate negative emotions by engaging cognitive control, social-cognition, and affective-response systems; cognitive reappraisal produced broader intra- and interpersonal neural couplings with distinct prefrontal–temporal synchronization timing. Research conducted by Authors present in <Authors> tag: Zixin Liu, Kelong Lu, Ning Hao, Yanmei Wang.... show more

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