During the last decades, event-related potential research on the processing of intrinsic and
acquired valence has made great progress, but the two dimensions rarely varied …

Valence and arousal are primary dimensions of affective stimuli. An interaction of these two
factors on affective processing is largely unknown. In this study, the processing of affective …

In the current study, we investigated the time course of the implicit processing of affective
pictures with an orthogonal design of valence (negative vs. positive) by arousal (low vs …

Event-related brain potential (ERP) studies consistently revealed that a relatively early (early
posterior negativity; EPN) and a late (late positive potential; LPP) ERP component …

This experiment investigated whether the emotional content of a stimulus could modulate its
cognitive processing. Particularly, we focused on the influence of the valence dimension on …

Emotional faces and scenes carry a wealth of overlapping and distinct perceptual
information. Despite widespread use in the investigation of emotional perception, expressive …

Several studies have investigated the neural responses triggered by emotional pictures, but
the specificity of the involved structures such as the amygdala or the ventral striatum is still …

The review summarizes and integrates findings from 40 years of event-related potential
(ERP) studies using pictures that differ in valence (unpleasant-to-pleasant) and arousal (low …

Several studies have found that, despite a decrease in the overall amplitude of the late
positive potential (LPP) with repeated presentation of the same picture, emotional stimuli …

A repetition paradigm was used to assess the nature of affective modulation of early and late
components of the event-related potential (ERP) during picture viewing. High-density ERPs …