Funny or Angry? Neural Correlates of Individual Differences in ...

Measuring the degree of anger and funniness, results suggested that aggressive humor helped us in social communication by reducing the degree of anger.

Humor has been a hot topic for social cognition in recent years. The present study focused on the social attribute of humor and showed ...

Funny or angry? Neural correlates of individual differences in ...

Humor has been a hot topic for social cognition in recent years. The present study focused on the social attribute of humor and showed ...

Funny or Angry? Neural Correlates of Individual Differences in ...

The neural activities showed that bilateral temporal lobes and frontal lobes played a synergistic role in the point-to-self aggressive humor processing, while ...

[PDF] Ha ha! versus aha! a direct comparison of humor to ...

Funny or Angry? Neural Correlates of Individual Differences in Aggressive Humor Processing · Xiaoping LiuYueti ChenJianqiao GeL. Mao. Psychology. Front. Psychol ...

Funny or Angry? Neural Correlates of Individual Differences ... - OUCI

Funny or Angry? Neural Correlates of Individual Differences in Aggressive Humor Processing ... humorous material following brain damage., Brain, № 98, с.

Neural correlates of individual differences in multimodal emotion ...

Emotion recognition rates during brain scanning confirmed that individuals with high (vs low) ERA received higher accuracy for all presentation blocks. fMRI- ...

Neural correlates of laughter and humour | Brain - Oxford Academic

In some cases, the stimulus may even have an emotional valence contrary to the emotional expression: patients can laugh in response to sad news or cry in ...

Neural Correlates of Hostile Jokes: Cognitive and Motivational ...

To date, there has been less research on the neural correlates of humor content differences, specifically pertaining to hostile aggressive content. Therefore, ...

Neural correlates of humor detection and appreciation - ScienceDirect

These findings provide evidence that humor depends critically upon extant neural systems important for resolving incongruities (humor detection) and for the ...

Neural correlates of victimization in psychosis: differences in brain ...

Especially processing of angry expressions may be relevant in the context of victimization. Therefore, differences in brain activation and ...

If you're happy and you know it: neural correlates of self-evaluated ...

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Gender differences in the neural correlates of humor processing

Gender differences in emotion processing are a common finding in functional neuroimaging studies, and have been documented in behavioral studies of humor, but ...

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Yu-Chen Chan, Neural Correlates of Sex/Gender Differences in ...

Funny or Angry? Neural Correlates of Individual Differences in Aggressive Humor Processing.Xiaoping Liu, Yueti Chen, Jianqiao Ge & Lihua Mao - 2019 ...

Neural correlates of personality: An integrative review - Academia.edu

Abstract To test for a relation between individual differences in personality and neural-processing efficiency, we used functional magnetic resonance imaging ( ...

Individual differences in brain structure and self-reported empathy in ...

The neural correlates of other specific components of affective empathy: empathic concern, and empathic distress have been preliminarily ...

Individual Differences in Reward Drive Predict Neural Responses to ...

Using functional magnetic resonance imaging, we report that individual variation in trait reward sensitivity (as measured by the Behavioral ...

Neural correlates of humor detection and appreciation - ResearchGate

Brain activity time-locked to humor detection moments revealed increases in left inferior frontal and posterior temporal cortices, whereas brain activity time- ...

Neural Correlates of Expected Risks and Returns in Risky Choice ...

Behaviorally, risk aversion increased across age groups, with adults uniformly risk averse and adolescents showing substantial individual differences in risk ...