人际情绪调节的认知神经基础OACHSSCDCSTPCD

Interpersonal emotion regulation is the deliberate process in which the regulator influences the emotional state of another(i.e.,the target)during social interactions.It has been demonstrated that interpersonal emotion regulation contributes to individual well-being,fosters relationship development,and possesses unique advantages distinct from intrapersonal emotion regulation.In recent years,research on the cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying interpersonal emotion regulation has gained momentum,providing some insights into the neural basis of this process.Specifically,interpersonal emotion regulation involves the participation of the mentalizing system(including the precuneus,the temporo-parietal junction,and the medial prefrontal cortex),the emotional response system(including the lateral prefrontal cortex,ventromedial prefrontal cortex,and cingulate gyrus),and the emotion regulation system(including the frontal and parietal lobes),with the mentalizing system being the core brain area.To advance the field,future research should focus on addressing current unanswered questions,involving diverse populations,and integrating brain observation and control techniques to comprehensively and deeply investigate the cognitive and neural mechanisms of interpersonal emotion regulation from both static(single-brain level)and dynamic(dual-brain level)perspectives,providing a scientific basis for training and intervention in interpersonal emotion regulation in applied domains.