William K. Lloyd

The paper identifies four cognitive modes involved in emotion regulation during reappraisal using fMRI-CPCA, showing distinct neural engagement patterns for increasing and decreasing emotional responses.

This study examines heart rate variability (HRV) and amygdala functional connectivity during emotion regulation, finding age-related differences in their relationship.

This study links longitudinal decline in executive function with increased prefrontal and amygdala activation during emotion reappraisal and reduced white matter integrity in older adults.

This study uses fMRI and PPI analysis to show that striatal connectivity with lateral orbitofrontal cortex and CM-Pf thalamus differs in their association with speed and quality of reversal learning in humans.