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2026 Journal of Forensic Psychology Research and Practice Gated Peer-Reviewed
Integrating Eye Tracking Matrices with VR-Based Technology to Understand Crime Scene Investigation
National Forensic Sciences University, Gandhinagar, India
Abstract Eye movements reflect neurocognitive and psychophysiological processes linked to attention, cognitive load, and emotional arousal, making them relevant for forensic investigations. This study examined the integration of eye-tracking with Virtual Reality (VR) crime scene exposure. Forty participants (20 experimental, 20 control) were exposed to a VR mock crime scene and assessed using the Eye […]
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2026 MDPI Brain Sciences Open Access Peer-Reviewed
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Reduces Symptom Severity and Normalizes Neurophysiological and Attentional Reactivity in Anorexia Nervosa: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Beykoz University + 6 more
Background: Anorexia nervosa (AN) is a severe psychiatric disorder marked by restrictive eating, distorted body image, and high relapse rates. While cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) is a widely used treatment, its mechanisms of action in AN remain incompletely understood, particularly beyond self-reported symptom change. This study investigated the effects of a 12-week CBT intervention on both […]
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2026 BUKETOV BUSINESS REVIEW Open Access Peer-Reviewed
How Emotional Dynamics are Associated with Advertising Recall: Evidence from Facial Expression Analysis in Young Consumers
Almaty Management University
Abstract Background: Emotions elicited by advertisements are known to influence what consumers remember; however, prior studies have often relied on averaged measures. We examined how the dynamics of facial expressions during video advertisements relate to ad recall in young adults. Methods: In a laboratory experiment, 40 participants watched branded video commercials while their facial expressions […]
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2026 Psychophysiology Open Access Peer-Reviewed
The Body Knows What the Mind Does Not: Uncertainty Affects Physiological Markers of Deception
University of Turin + 4 more
Abstract: Humans, as social beings, may choose to be either truthful or deceptive to achieve personal benefits. Although deception and truth-telling are distinct, both rely on an individual’s certainty about the world, shaping responses associated with honesty or lying. However, our surrounding environment is often characterized by a lack of certainty, and little is known […]
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2026 ZDM – Mathematics Education Open Access Peer-Reviewed
Confronted with mathematics: the impact of pre-service elementary school teachers’ self-concept on emotional and physiological responses to mathematics exposure
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München + 5 more
Abstract: This study employed a situated approach to evaluate how female pre-service elementary school teachers’ mathematics self-concept impacts their emotional and physiological responses when confronted with mathematics tasks. We assessed participants’ (N=70, Mage = 20.6 years) self-concept before inviting them into the laboratory, where they solved arithmetic pattern tasks. We recorded their psychophysiological arousal via skin […]
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2026 BMC Psychiatry Open Access Peer-Reviewed
Emotion regulation and visual attention in body dysmorphic disorder: a multimodal study using EEG, GSR, and eye-tracking
Üsküdar University + 1 more
BACKGROUND: Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) is a psychiatric condition characterized by obsessive preoccupation with perceived physical flaws, often accompanied by emotional dysregulation and attentional biases. Despite increasing clinical recognition, the neurophysiological and attentional mechanisms underlying BDD remain poorly understood. METHODS: This study employed a multimodal experimental design to compare individuals with BDD (n = 27) […]
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2026 Toronto Metropolitan University Open Access
The Effectiveness of Sustainability Labels in Driving Consumer Attention in E-commerce: An Eye-Tracking Study
Toronto Metropolitan University
This study investigates the interplay between visual attention, cognitive responses, and consumer behaviour within e-commerce and sustainability contexts, using eye-tracking technology. The primary objective of this study is to assess sustainability label efficacy with 36 participants and their attention span toward various labels (green, black, or the presence of a matching highlight label). As predicted, […]
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2026 The Society for Education, Music and Psychology Research Open Access Peer-Reviewed
An Interdisciplinary and Integrated Methodological Framework to Analyze Aesthetic Experience in Music Performances
Zeppelin Universitu00e4t gemeinnu00fctzige GmbH + 5 more
AbstractObjective: Investigations of aesthetic experience have continually searched for field-research methodologies that measure physiological and self-report responses reliably and with little invasiveness. On this background, the interdisciplinary research project “ECR–Experimental Concert Research” set out to study aesthetic experience in live public concerts.Methods: A team of scientists from musicology, psychology, cultural studies, and software engineering were […]
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2026 Investigación Administrativa Open Access Peer-Reviewed
El Lado Emocional de las Promociones por Tiempo Limitado
Tecnolu00f3gico de Monterrey + 1 more
The objective of this study was to analyze the impact of limited-time offers (LTOs) on consumer purchase intention, considering the mediating effect of psychological reactance and perceived scarcity. The method consisted of two quantitative experimental studies: a structural model (n = 368) and a neuromarketing analysis (n = 40). Results show that LTOs increase purchase […]
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2026 European Journal of Information Systems Open Access Peer-Reviewed
How do attention and emotion drive donations in charitable crowdfunding? An empirical study of users’ cognitive and physiological responses to image content
Copenhagen Business School
This study investigates the attentional and emotional impact of different image types in medical crowdfunding campaigns, and how these images impact donations. Building on signaling theory and evolutionary explanations for the drivers of altruism, we hypothesized that donors will be more likely to support campaigns with images that depict illness than campaigns with images that […]
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