Uncertainty about the emotional content of an upcoming event has found to modulate neural
activity to the event before its occurrence. However, it is still under debate whether the …

Previous studies have suggested that emotional primes, presented as visual stimuli,
influence face memory (eg, encoding and recognition). However, due to stimulus-associated …

A growing number of studies have demonstrated preferential processing of self-related
information. However, previous research has been limited in examining the distinction …

Subject's own name (SON) is widely used in both daily life and the clinic. Event-related
potential (ERP)-based studies have previously detected several ERP components related to …

The present study adopted a reward-priming paradigm to investigate whether and how
monetary reward cues affected self-face processing. Event-related potentials were recorded …

Self-face recognition denotes the process by which a person can recognize their own face
by distinguishing it from another's face. Although many research studies have explored the …

Self-face recognition is closely related to self-awareness and mental health. Although
perceived threats influence self-face recognition, whether and how threats in social and …

Although recent research has suggested that reminders of mortality may increase behaviors
and cognitions associated with escaping the self, this notion has not been directly tested …

Human beings live in an uncertain world, but they continuously generate top-down
predictions about emotional face information of other people around them. Although the …

The self-face processing advantage (SPA) refers to the research finding that individuals
generally recognize their own face faster than another's face; self-face also elicits an …