APS
29th APS Annual Convention
Knowing How I Feel: The Role of Interoception in Emotion Processing and Regulation
Interoception, the representation and integration of information about bodily states, contributes to the experience and regulation of emotion. In this symposium, we present converging work from four independent laboratories characterizing the behavioral and neural mechanisms by which interoception facilitates emotional processing, and how this differs across development, health, and disease.
Chairs & Discussants
- Christina ChickChair
Stanford University School of Medicine - Sahib KhalsaCoChair
Laureate Institute for Brain Research - Martin PaulusDiscussant
Laureate Institute for Brain Research
Presentations
- Interoceptive Accuracy Predicts Discrimination of Ambiguous Facial Expressions Christina Chick, James Jones-Rounds, Alize Hill, Ayomide Sokale, Ross Markello, Adam Anderson
- Novel Tests of Interoception Confirm Alexithymia As a Multi-Domain, Multi-Dimensional Failure of InteroceptionJennifer Murphy, Caroline Catmur, Geoffrey Bird
- Interoceptive Accuracy and Awareness in Childhood: A Brain and Behavioral Study of Children with and without Generalized Anxiety Disorder Symptoms Megan Klabunde, Hailey Juszczak, Erica Rozbruch, Victor Carrion, Allan Reiss
- Mapping Heart-Brain Communication: Replication and ExtensionSahib Khalsa, Mahlega Hassanpour, W. Kyle Simmons, Justin Feinstein, Rachel Lapidus, Jerzy Bodurka, et al.
