Exploring emotion regulation strategy deficiencies in high ruminators: A fNIRS study focused on the dlPFC and precuneus

Exploring emotion regulation strategy deficiencies in high ruminators: A fNIRS study focused on the dlPFC and precuneus

The lab is also interested in identifying deficiencies in emotion regulation strategies among individuals with high rumination symptoms compared with healthy controls. Using fNIRS, we will examine brain activity in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (dlPFC) and the precuneus.

We welcome anyone interested in this research to reach out for further discussion and invite interns interested in our project to participate. Please feel free to contact us at Chanyu.Wang@UGent.be.

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