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Nanozyme with self-fueling and energy-blocking for enhancing reactive oxygen species-mediated tumor therapy by disrupting mitochondrial function
Atomic Cu–Ov–Ti interface engineering modulates Ni nanoclusters for enhanced hydrous hydrazine dehydrogenation
Molecularly imprinted polymer functionalized graphene transistor sensors for high sensitivity EpCAM detection: A novel strategy for label-free detection of tumor biomarkers.
Depth detection of guardrail posts based on guided waves and sparse Bayesian learning.
FusionBev: LiDAR and 4D radar fusion for 3D object detection
1Exploring the influence of future land use changes on the cultural ecosystem services in a fast-developing region
Corrigendum to “ALPSB: Adaptive Learngene with Plastic and Stable Branches” [Pattern Recognition 172 (2026) 112623
Cognitive Reappraisal Impairments in Positive Emotion Regulation Among Internet Addicts: Reduced Effective Connectivity From dlPFC to vmPFC.
Internet addiction (IA) negatively impacts individuals' emotional regulation. However, previous studies have mostly focused on negative emotion regulation, neglecting the importance of regulating positive emotions. Internet addicts are more prone to emotional fluctuations following positive emotions, and elevated positive affect is a risk factor for mania and risky behaviors. Therefore, it is crucial to focus on the core deficits in positive emotion regulation among internet addicts, especially providing neural evidence to serve as targets for interventions. This study adopted a 2 (group: IA group; health control group) × 2 (emotion regulation condition: no emotional regulation; emotional regulation) × 2 (emotion regulation strategy: cognitive reappraisal and expression suppression) mixed experimental design. A total of 49 participants were included in the experiment (IA group: 22 participants; health control group: 27 participants). fNIRS was used to detect brain activity during emotional regulation. The results revealed that compared to the control group, internet addicts performed worse in regulating positive emotions, with lower activation in the dlPFC and a significantly reduced emotional regulation effect in the cognitive reappraisal condition, characterized by decreased effective connectivity from dlPFC to vmPFC. The effective connectivity between dlPFC and vmPFC plays a mediating role in the impact of internet addiction on emotion regulation. This study provides a reference for future interventions aimed at emotional issues in internet addicts, emphasizing the need to help maintain stable and balanced emotional states, focusing on enhancing cognitive reappraisal abilities and targeting the dlPFC and vmPFC for neural interventions.
Read moreOptimized deployment of carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) in China's cement industry: A scenario-based analysis
Defect passivation with tert-substituted organic materials for high efficiency perovskite solar cells
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