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. 2022 Jun 13;4(3):fcac152. doi: 10.1093/braincomms/fcac152

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Psychological emotion regulation during perception of negative stimuli. The dashed horizontal lines depict the mean, and the dashed vertical lines depict the standard deviation of stimulus ratings obtained during the task for each combination of condition and group. The statistical parameters presented at each bracket correspond (from left to right) to the t-statistic, P-value, and standardized regression coefficient β for significant interaction effects. In addition to results for emotion regulation, the figure also shows the results for emotional responsivity obtained in the complementary analysis.