Special Issue: “Symmetry in Cognition and Emotion”

The ten contributions of the current Special Issue on “Symmetry in Cognition and Emotion” represent different and original contributions to this topic. The new evidence spans from addressing whether the attentional blink can be elicited by internal events to the role of the fronto-parietal network....

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Published in:Symmetry (Basel) 2022-12, Vol.14 (12), p.2573
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Brain research
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decision
Decision making
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Emotions
face
functional brain asymmetry
Inhibition (psychology)
Investigations
Mothers
preference
Rapid serial visual presentation
Symmetry
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description The ten contributions of the current Special Issue on “Symmetry in Cognition and Emotion” represent different and original contributions to this topic. The new evidence spans from addressing whether the attentional blink can be elicited by internal events to the role of the fronto-parietal network. The review contributions address the effect of emotion on pseudoneglect and the role of the temporal parietal junction in processing self-related information, respectively. Four contributions provide new evidence on processing different aspects of faces, such as age, gaze, emotional expression, and their effect on response inhibition. Finally, two contributions provide novel evidence on the asymmetric preferences in decisions and on the relation between preferences for visual symmetry, respectively. Taken together, these contributions provide a new insight into the different forms of “Symmetry in Cognition and Emotion”, and we hope they can help to stimulate new research.
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Inhibition (psychology)
Investigations
Mothers
preference
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Symmetry
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