Regulatory effect of implicit acceptance during outcome evaluation: The temporal dynamics in an event-related potential study

Yuan, Jiajin; Long, Quanshan; Li, Xiang; Zhang-ying, Deng; Ma, Bin; Chen, Shengdong; Yang, Jiemin

doi:10.1016/j.ijpsycho.2019.05.003

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“…Implicit ER is a goal-driven process in which individuals adjust their emotions unconsciously or automatically. Research in adults has revealed that in comparison to the explicit use of adaptive ER strategies, employing implicit ER with the same strategies can also reduce subjective experiences or physiological indicators of negative emotions without the substantial involvement of subjective endeavors and consumption of cognitive resources [34][35][36][37]. In contrast, because the processes of explicit ER are associated with greater cognitive and physiological costs than those of implicit ER, the implementation of explicit ER may not always be successful and realize positive effects in regulating emotions [20].…”

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Implicit and explicit emotion regulation in adolescents with dispositional optimism

Yuan

Zhou

2021

Brain Science Advances

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The development of adaptive emotion regulation (ER) plays a pivotal role in adolescent mental health and socio-emotional adaptation. Dispositional optimism, as an important protective factor for adolescent adjustment, may affect adolescent ER and subsequently influence adaptive outcomes. In this review, the changes and challenges, the role of ER in socio-emotional adjustment, and the developmental characteristics of implicit and explicit ER during adolescence are described. Subsequently, by employing the top-down model of personality, coping, and emotion, how dispositional optimism may affect psychological adjustment from the perspective of ER is analyzed. Furthermore, how the differences in adolescents’ dispositional optimism may be reflected by the differences in implicit ER is discussed. Finally, recommendations for future research are outlined.

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Implicit and explicit emotion regulation in adolescents with dispositional optimism

Yuan

Zhou

2021

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The ventromedial prefrontal cortex plays an important role in implicit emotion regulation: A focality‐optimized multichannel tDCS study in anxiety individuals

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Wong,

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The regulation of emotions is a crucial facet of well‐being and social adaptability, with explicit strategies receiving primary attention in prior research. Recent studies, however, emphasize the role of implicit emotion regulation, particularly implicating the ventromedial prefrontal cortex (VMPFC) in association with its implementation. This study delves into the nuanced role of the VMPFC through focality‐optimized multichannel transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), shedding light on its causal involvement in implicit reappraisal. The primary goal was to evaluate the effectiveness of VMFPC‐targeted tDCS and elucidate its role in individuals with high trait anxiety. Participants engaged in implicit and explicit emotion regulation tasks during multichannel tDCS targeting the VMPFC. The outcome measures encompassed negative emotion ratings, pupillary diameter, and saccade count, providing a comprehensive evaluation of emotion regulation efficiency. The intervention exhibited a notable impact, resulting in significant reductions in negative emotion ratings and pupillary reactions during implicit reappraisal, highlighting the indispensable role of the VMPFC in modulating emotional responses. Notably, these effects demonstrated sustained efficacy up to 1 day postintervention. This study underscores the potency of VMPFC‐targeted multichannel tDCS in augmenting implicit emotion regulation. This not only contributes insights into the neural mechanisms of emotion regulation but also suggests innovative therapeutic avenues for anxiety disorders. The findings present a promising trajectory for future mood disorder interventions, bridging the gap between implicit emotion regulation and neural stimulation techniques.

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The Emotion-Regulation Benefits of Implicit Reappraisal in Clinical Depression: Behavioral and Electrophysiological Evidence

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Regulatory effect of implicit acceptance during outcome evaluation: The temporal dynamics in an event-related potential study

Cited by 8 publications

References 43 publications

Implicit and explicit emotion regulation in adolescents with dispositional optimism

Implicit and explicit emotion regulation in adolescents with dispositional optimism

The ventromedial prefrontal cortex plays an important role in implicit emotion regulation: A focality‐optimized multichannel tDCS study in anxiety individuals

The Emotion-Regulation Benefits of Implicit Reappraisal in Clinical Depression: Behavioral and Electrophysiological Evidence

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