NEWS ニュース 202408.28 Brain mechanisms of self-presentation adjustment to social rejection (Symposium Presentation) Posted in Presentation People can regulate their self-presentation to others based on the feedback of social interaction, which can help them obtain good interpersonal relationships. In this study, Ms. Ding Yi, the student of Graduate School of Medicine used fMRI to investigate how people regulate their self-presentation after receiving social rejection. The results showed that after social rejection, they evaluate themselves and the other person more positively. Moreover, this kind of regulation may be related to metacognition that people think about how other people perceive them. These findings were presented at the 2024 "Cultural Differences and Intercultural Acceptance" Symposium. (Sugiura) Yi Ding, Yuko Okamoto, Chang Xiaoqian, Mai Takagi, Momoyo Tsuchiya, Yumi Hamamoto, Kei Takahashi, Kohei Sakaki, Motoaki Sugiura Neural Basis of Social Rejection and Acceptance 2024 "Cultural Differences and Intercultural Acceptance" Symposium, Waseda University, Tokyo 【 Symposist 】 Attachments Back to the list Previous article Back to the list Next article Archive Monthly December 2024November 2024October 2024September 2024August 2024July 2024June 2024May 2024April 2024March 2024February 2024 Yearly 202520242023
