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A causal test of affect processing bias in response to affect regulation

2021-01-15

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In this study we merged methods from machine learning and human neuroimaging to causally test the role of self-induced affect processing states in biasing the affect processing of subsequent image stimuli. To test this causal relationship we developed a novel paradigm in which (n=40) healthy adult participants observed affective neural decodings of their real-time functional magnetic resonance image (rtfMRI) respo...

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63349262-814a-52ea-8a59-d9c46b030807
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10.1101/2021.01.13.426569
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