The heartbeat-evoked potential (HEP) is an electrophysiological marker of cortical heartbeat processing that offers an informative index of neural interoception (i.e. the central sensing and integration of internal bodily signals). Stress is known to influence both peripheral and central physiology, and the HEP provide...
Rania-Iman Virjee, Sarah N. Garfinkel· Stress· 0 citations
Abstract Emotion regulation strategies influence how individuals experience and express emotions. Previous work suggests that self-distancing can reduce negative emotional responses, whereas self-immersion can amplify them. This study quantified how these emotion regulation strategies, applied during exposure to negati...
Wilson P. H. Lim, Hannah S. Savage, Beth F. Longley et al.· Philosophical transactions o...· 1 citation
A scoping review of the literature revealed clear heterogeneity and variability in the methods used to derive HEP, emphasizing the need for standardized methods to enhance study comparability and reproducibility.
Rania-Iman Virjee, Rohan Kandasamy, Sarah N. Garfinkel et al.· Social Cognitive and Affecti...· 2 citations
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