There is an ongoing debate on how different components of the event‐related potential
(ERP) to threat‐related facial expressions are modulated by attentional conditions and …

Face processing is biased by emotional and voluntarily directed attention, both of which
modulate processing in distributed cortical areas. The amygdala is assumed to contribute to …

Despite of the crucial role of eye region in nonverbal communication, how and when the
brain responds to affective signals projected from this region remains unclear. This study …

Fairness is a remarkable preference for human society, involving both outcome and
opportunity equity. Most previous studies have explored whether fairness itself or self …

Prioritized processing of fearful compared to neutral faces has been proposed to result from
evolutionary adaptation of the contrast sensitivity function (CSF) to the features of …

We investigated the emotion perception process based on hospitality expertise. Forty
subjects were divided into the OMOTENASHI group working at inns considered to represent …

Although the brain is known to process threatening emotional stimuli and looming motion
rapidly, little is known about how the emotion and motion interact. To address this question …

A large number of studies have studied the influence of emotional experience on an
individual's estimation performance, but the influence of implicit emotion regulation is still …

Decoding emotions on others' faces is one of the most important functions of the human
brain, which has been widely studied in cognitive neuroscience. However, the precise time …

The study examined processing differences for facial expressions (happy, angry, or neutral)
and their repetition with early (P1, N170) and late (P3) event-related potentials (ERPs) in …