PubMed,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
20(7-9), P. 30 - 36
Published: Oct. 11, 2023
The
purpose
of
the
study
was
to
explore
social
anxiety
in
adolescents
as
well
associated
factors,
such
parenting
styles,
self-esteem,
quality
life,
emotional
intelligence,
and
brain
activity,
anxiety.A
systematic
review
articles
related
adolescents,
activity
from
2012
2022
performed.
Google
Scholar,
PubMed,
Science
Direct
were
used
research
gates
find
relevant
articles.Ten
sorted
among
50
according
inclusion
criteria.
included
studies
based
Pakistan,
India,
China,
which
indicated
similar
results.
Social
directly
low
authoritarian
style,
interbrain
synchrony
between
parents
weak
higher
amygdala
brain.Social
is
common
male-dominant
(patriarchal)
societies
where
practiced,
leads
life
adolescents.
also
with
lower
gamma
synchrony.
Cerebral Cortex,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
34(1)
Published: Nov. 25, 2023
Mindfulness
is
considered
to
benefit
social
behavior
and
interpersonal
communication.
However,
the
underlying
neural
mechanism
has
not
been
fully
examined.
This
study
aimed
explore
how
mindfulness
practice
affected
interbrain
synchrony
within
adolescent
peer
dyads
when
sharing
emotional
experience
together
by
using
electroencephalograph
hyperscanning
approach.
Thirty
were
randomly
assigned
a
group
or
non-mindfulness
group.
performed
20-min
exercise.
Non-mindfulness
instructed
rest.
Simultaneously,
was
recorded
they
completed
picture-processing
task.
Phase-locking-value
in
gamma
band
used
calculate
dyads'
brain-to-brain
synchrony.
Results
showed
that
greater
frontal
region
observed
viewing
different
stimuli
after
than
before
there
no
significant
difference
Moreover,
rest
region.
between
The
findings
are
discussed
light
of
broader
theoretical
questions
may
promote
functioning
from
psychophysiological
perspective.
Social Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
18(4), P. 232 - 244
Published: July 3, 2023
Parent
and
child
have
been
shown
to
synchronize
their
behaviors
physiology
during
social
interactions.
This
synchrony
is
an
important
marker
of
relationship
quality
subsequently
the
child's
emotional
development.
Therefore,
understanding
factors
that
influence
parent–child
undertaking.
Using
EEG
hyperscanning,
this
study
investigated
brain-to-brain
in
mother-child
dyads
when
they
took
turns
performing
a
visual
search
task
received
positive
or
negative
feedback.
In
addition
effect
feedback
valence,
we
studied
how
assigned
role,
i.e.,
observing
task,
influenced
synchrony.
Results
revealed
was
higher
relative
delta
gamma
frequency
bands.
Furthermore,
main
found
for
role
alpha
band
with
observed
mother
compared
child.
These
findings
reveal
context
could
lead
more
on
neural
level,
which
improve
relationship.
provides
insight
into
mechanisms
underlie
synchrony,
establishes
framework
by
impact
emotion
demand
dyad's
can
be
While
still
relatively
rare,
longitudinal
hyperscanning
studies
are
exceptionally
valuable
for
documenting
changes
in
inter-brain
synchrony,
which
may
turn
underpin
how
behaviors
develop
and
evolve
social
settings.
The
generalizability
ecological
validity
of
this
experimental
approach
hinges
on
the
selected
imaging
technique
being
mobile–a
requirement
met
by
functional
near-infrared
spectroscopy
(fNIRS).
fNIRS
has
most
frequently
been
used
to
examine
development
synchrony
behavior
child-parent
dyads.
We
propose
that
dedicating
attention
intergenerational
stands
benefit
fields
cognitive
neuroscience
more
broadly.
This
is
particularly
relevant
understanding
neural
mechanisms
underpinning
dynamics,
potentially
benchmarking
progress
psychological
interventions,
many
situated
contexts.
In
position
paper,
we
highlight
areas
research
stand
be
enhanced
with
mobile
devices,
describe
challenges
arise
from
measuring
across
generations
real
world,
offer
potential
solutions.
The
current
review
provides
an
overview
of
various
techniques
for
manipulating
interpersonal
neural
synchrony.
It
presents
a
'second-person'
neuroscience
approach
as
potential
clinical
tool
treating
certain
mental
disorders
characterized
by
social
interaction
challenges,
including
Autism
Spectrum
Disorder,
Attachment
and
Social
Anxiety
Disorder.
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: Nov. 9, 2022
In
recent
years,
aiming
to
uncover
the
neural
mechanism
of
parent-child
interaction
and
link
it
children’s
social
development,
a
newly
developed
index,
namely,
inter-brain
synchronization
(INS)
has
attracted
growing
interest.
Existing
studies
have
mainly
focused
on
three
aspects
INS;
these
are
specificity
INS
(i.e.,
stronger
for
dyads
than
stranger-child
dyads),
situational
modulations
how
valence
situation
or
types
modulate
INS),
associations
between
state-like
behavioral
tendencies
trait-like
individual
features
parents
children.
This
review
summarizes
existing
findings
in
line
with
topics
provides
preliminary
suggestions
promote
INS.
meanwhile,
inconsistent
unstudied
questions
were
discussed,
opening
new
avenues
future
studies.
International Journal of Clinical and Health Psychology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(4), P. 100533 - 100533
Published: Oct. 1, 2024
Social
anxiety
impairs
interpersonal
relationships,
which
rely
heavily
on
prosocial
behaviors
essential
for
healthy
social
interactions.
The
influence
of
the
dynamics
helping
others,
through
stages
choice
stimulus
presentation
and
effort,
is
not
well
understood.
This
study
combines
two
experiments
that
integrate
effort-based
decision-making
tasks
with
electroencephalography
to
distinguish
between
effort
phases
behavior.
We
examined
intention
motivation
36
individuals
high
(HSAs)
low
(LSAs).
Participants
exerted
personal
or
others'
gain,
as
avoid
losses.
chose
whether
exert
then
completed
a
designated
number
key
presses
within
time
limit,
either
accumulate
rewards
losses
themselves
others.
Findings
reveal
indeed
diminishes
gain.
Interestingly,
once
HSAs
decide
engage
in
efforts
evaluative
helps
them
reduce
apathy
redirect
their
attentional
resources
from
threatening
stimuli
task
at
hand,
bringing
level
par
LSAs.
Moreover,
exhibit
toward
both
gains
losses,
more
pronounced
observed
loss
tasks.
However,
does
help
HSAs'
Notably,
when
striving
even
without
anxiety,
demonstrated
behavior
indistinguishable
LSAs,
suggesting
goal
avoiding
promotes
prosociality
among
HSAs.
Overall,
while
individual
behavior,
sensitive
action
goals
can
mitigate
its
impact
some
extent.
These
findings
are
critical
developing
strategies
enhance
psychological
health
promote
healthier
