Trait impulsivity is a multifaceted personality characteristic that contributes to maladaptive
life outcomes. Although a growing body of neuroimaging studies have investigated the …

Convergent studies corroborated the idea that the right prefrontal cortex is the crucial brain
region responsible for inhibiting our actions. However, which sub-regions of the right …

Cognitive control is a critical feature in adapting our behavior to environmental and internal
demands with two types of inhibition having been identified, namely the proactive and the …

Numerous studies suggest beneficial effects of aerobic exercise at moderate intensity on
cognition, while the effects of high‐intensity exercise are less clear. This study investigated …

Exposure to natural green environments, whether through visual media or in person, can
bring numerous benefits to physical and mental health. Given the restorative effects that …

To date, MRI studies focused on brain sexual dimorphism have not explored the presence of
specific neural patterns in gender dysphoria (GD) using gender discrimination tasks …

Introduction Unlike the effect of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) in treating
neuropsychiatric diseases, little is known about how personal factors might account for the …

The dual-process theory of thought rests on the co-existence of two different thinking
modalities: a quick, automatic, and associative process opposed to a slow, thoughtful, and …

Converging evidence has revealed disturbances in the corticostriatolimic system are
associated with suicidal behaviors in adults with major depressive disorder. However, the …

Inhibitory control performance may differ greatly as a function of individual differences such
as anxiety. Nonetheless, how cognitive control proficiency might be influenced by exposure …