… the right hemisphere, regardless of the site of stimulation. … of negative emotions (and pain);
therefore, positive emotions … pain perception, involving a differential recruitment of specific …

… is specialized for processing of negative emotions. However, … phase in order to examine
the effect of affective stimulus on … Differential asymmetry compares each person to himself and …

… EEG signals and the stimulation ways were … emotions [13], including the differential asymmetry
in β, θ, δ, γ band. Frontal alpha asymmetry was also found impacts on negative emotion […

… organized between hemispheres (1, 9–12). Some unilateral lesion and stimulation studies
have nevertheless shown differential behavioral effects. For instance, direct intracortical …

… spanning both hemispheres and a 60 ms asymmetrical EP. Activation of FM correlated with
the symmetrical EPs, while activation of CB was correlated with the asymmetrical EPs. These …

… stimulus processing. As a result, time-critical tasks might be processed in one hemisphere,
resulting in pronounced asymmetries. … there is evidence for hemispheric asymmetries in all of …

… impact of stimulus valence on theta power between the … ie, happy) would have a differential
impact on theta power in unipolar … differences in hemispheric asymmetry and affect difference …

… In conclusion, we do not find evidence for FA effects related to negative mood in fMRI, which
… results showed the differential ReHo values were mainly located in the right hemisphere. …

… right and left hemispheres, this study does not allow for a link to frontal asymmetry due to …
d’Alfonso and colleagues showed differential results depending on the side of rTMS placement. …

… lead to more negative feelings. Another exception … effect of electrode pair F4-F3, with the
left hemisphere increasing in alpha power for both the positive and negative stimulus, this effect …