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Brain Preparedness for Active Forgetting: Cortisol Awakening Response Proacts Prefrontal Control Over Hippocampal-Striatal Circuitry

The paper shows that the cortisol awakening response enhances prefrontal control over emotional memory suppression, specifically for recent memories.

Brain preparedness: The cortisol awakening response proacts dynamic organization of large-scale brain networks across emotional and executive functions

This study shows that the cortisol awakening response (CAR) proactively modulates brain network dynamics during emotional and executive tasks, affecting accuracy and neural state transitions.

Positive coping supports children's emotional wellness: Behavioral evidence and neuroendocrine mechanisms

This study investigates how positive coping in children affects emotional wellness through neuroendocrine mechanisms, showing that cortisol awakening response mediates the relationship between coping and hippocampal-neocortical connectivity.

Atypical Child-Parent Neural Synchrony Links to Children's Psychopathological Symptoms

The paper investigates how negative family emotional climate affects children's psychopathological symptoms through child-parent neural synchrony, finding reduced vmPFC-hippocampal correlations in such dyads.

Rapid Neural Reorganization during Retrieval Practice Predicts Subsequent Long-term Retention and False Memory

This study shows that rapid neural reorganization during retrieval practice predicts long-term retention and false memory, with distinct brain regions involved in each outcome.

Brain preparedness: The proactive role of the cortisol awakening response

The paper investigates the cortisol awakening response (CAR) and its role in brain preparedness, finding that CAR predicts improved neural efficiency and working memory performance.