The inside-out of emotion processing: Evaluating children and adults’ neural correlates from a novel fMRI movie-watching paradigm
Sofia Scatolin, Elena Federici, Plamina Dimanova, Réka Borbás, Mirjam Habegger, Nora Maria Raschle · FENS Forum 2024
The field of developmental neuroscience is expanding rapidly, yet neuroimaging studies in children remain less common than in adults. Movie-watching paradigms may overcome this and further reduce head motion while increasing compliance when working with younger children. Here we characterize neural responses associated with emotion processing and regulation, utilizing a newly developed fMRI movie-watching paradigm. 55 children (6-14 years, 30 female) and 63 young adults (18-30 years, 31 female) watched a 12-minute montage of clips from the movie "Inside Out" (Docter & Del Carmen, 2015) dur
ePoster · Neuroscience