Hunter Coll. - Tracy Dennis

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Department of Psychology

Emotion Regulation Lab

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Attention is powerfully influenced by emotional perceptions and states, just as attention promotes the ability to control and modulate emotions. Research has documented these processes both in terms of facilitation and interference effects. In our research, we are using ERPs to examine several questions about the interplay between emotion and attention in adults and 5-7 year-old children. First, we are testing whether processing of emotional faces influences attention performance, and whether these links between emotion and attention differ depending on affective individual differences (trait anxiety, depressed mood, and approach/avoidance affective style). Second, we are examining whether cognitive processing during an emotionally-charged attention task can be used as a marker for emotion regulation. Specifically, we are testing whether error- and conflict-related ERPs can be used to predict the observed ability to cope well with emotional challenges.
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