Jinglu Chen

This study investigates the neural correlates of appraisal processes and discrete emotions using fMRI, finding shared brain regions and better explanation by appraisal theories.

The paper examines how autistic traits affect neural responses to social signals in naturalistic stimuli using fMRI and finds consistent effects in the superior temporal gyrus across two experiments.

The paper identifies four moral dimensions and their neural correlates during intuitive moral inference using fMRI and consensus clustering.

The paper investigates how the endogenous opioid receptor system influences altruistic costly helping by linking MOR availability to brain activity during vicarious pain and helping behavior.

This study uses PET and fMRI to show endogenous opioid release in the hippocampus and increased hemodynamic activity in brain regions associated with sexual arousal following orgasm.