Background: Although biofeedback using electrophysiology has been explored extensively,
the approach of using neurofeedback corresponding to hemodynamic response is a …

Background People living with depression are subjected to widespread stigmatization
worldwide. Self-stigma may negatively affect patients' treatment, recovery, and psychological …

The COVID‐19 crisis is affecting our sense of self and touches upon our existential fears.
This extends to the self–other relationship, as there is both being infected and infecting the …

Connectivity of the brain at rest can reflect individual differences and impact behavioral
outcomes, including memory. The present study investigated how culture influences …

Self-construal (orientations of independence and interdependence) is a fundamental
concept that guides human behaviour, and it is linked to a large number of brain regions …

Insufficient response to treatment is the main cause of prolonged suffering from major
depressive disorder (MDD). Early identification of insufficient response could result in faster …

Outgroup aggression characterizes intergroup conflicts in human societies. Previous
research on relationships between cultural traits and outgroup aggression behavior showed …

Different single personality traits have been found to be closely related to well-being, and
single personality traits and well-being shared multiple neural substrates. Yet little is known …

In the current cultural psychology literature, it is commonly assumed that the personal self is
cognitively more salient for those with an independent (vs. interdependent) self-construal …

Background While self-construal and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are
independently associated with altered self-referential processes and underlying default …