… of differential lateralization for positive versus negative affect. … studies of hemispheric
asymmetries in affective behavior, … responses rather than common stimulus characteristics. We …

… hemispheric asymmetries may exist in the representation of … in the expression of positive
and negative emotions. A more … related to the valence of the emotional stimulus but, rather, to …

… negative emotions show differential RH involvement, there may be less hemispheric
asymmetry for positive emotions … about the expressive asymmetries of the stimulus faces was …

… differentiated between a right facial dominance for positive emotion and a left facial dominance
for negative emotion … effects of stimulus valence and arousal on the asymmetry of EMG …

… activation during emotional stimulation with or without an emotion regulation … differentiated
responses to negative and positive mood induction and effective recovery from negative affect…

… positive emotions are processed preferentially by the left hemisphere and negative emotions
by the right hemisphere… The only difference from experiment 1 was that the stimulus was …

… of stimulus valence (positive, neutral, negative) in an emotion… Furthermore, given
theorizing about differential roles for … valence of the emotional stimuli and trait negative affect. …

… a hemispheric asymmetry in favor of the left hemisphere relative to non-anxious individuals.
However, in this study, the asymmetry … used for the further analyses as neutral stimulation. …

… differential activation … effects of negative affective stimuli on cerebral information processing
may be intensity dependent and biphasic, so that with mild to moderate negative stimulation …

… hemisphere is specialized for negative emotions, while the left hemisphere is specialized for
positive emotions [… the association between emotion and hemispheric asymmetry from the …