Affective picture processing is modulated by emotion word type in masked priming paradigm: an event-related potential study
Abstract
Although a large body of research demonstrates the role of language in emotion processing (e.g. emotional facial expressions), how emotion-laden words (e.g. poison, reward) and emotion-label words (e.g. fear, satisfaction) differently impact affective picture processing is not clear. Emotion-label words label affective states straightforwardly, whereas emotion-laden words engender emotion via reflection. The current study adopted the masked...
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Title
Affective picture processing is modulated by emotion word type in masked priming paradigm: an event-related potential study
Published Date
Apr 2, 2020
Volume
32
Issue
3
Pages
287 - 297
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