Ping Wei

Emotional expression differently modulates reward anticipation in gain and loss contexts

Yuanpeng Jian, Yaxin Zhang, Ping Wei

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Identification of an Orally Bioavailable Quinoline-Based Small-Molecule Tumor Necrosis Factor α (TNF-α) Inhibitor Featuring a Spirocyclic Scaffold

Zeren Sun, Wenbin Zhang, Wanyong He, Jiayi Xu et autres

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is an autoimmune disease that severely restricts patients’ daily activities. TNF-α has become one of the important therapeutic targets for RA and other autoimmune diseases. Herein, we report a series of small-molecule TNF-α inhibitors containing quinoline scaffold and spiro-ring …

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The neurocomputational mechanisms underlying the impact of social comparison on effort investment

Ping Wei, Jiarui Dong, Yachao Rong, Shikui Ma et autres

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The effects of reward expectation and conceptual unitization during encoding on associative recognition: Evidence from behavior and ERPs

X. R. Qi, Ping Wei, Qin Zhang

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Does enactment truly boost action memory? Investigating action memory through dynamic action videos

Wenwen Wei, Shuyi Liang, Xiangyang Xu, Xuefeng Wang et autres

The significance of acquiring motor skills for daily activities and professional tasks is universally acknowledged. Two experiments were conducted to explore the impact of Self-Performed Task (SPT) and Experimenter-Performed Task (EPT) during both encoding and retrieval on the memory of dynamic sequential …

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Effort Expenditure Reduces Prosocial Decision‐Making: Computational Principles and Neural Mechanisms

Yaxin Zhang, Jiarui Dong, Ningxuan Chen, Ping Wei

Charitable giving is a costly prosocial act in which individuals donate money or other resources to benefit others. Although the relationship between effort and prosocial behavior has been explored, how effort expenditure affects subsequent prosocial decisions and the underlying neurocognitive processes remains …

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The Influence of Reward Anticipation on Episodic Memory Among 6‐ to 9‐Year‐Old Children: An ERP Study

Z. Lu, Jie Liu, Chenyang Shang, Junsheng Yu et autres

Research examining the effects of reward anticipation on episodic memory has primarily focused on adults. It is unclear how reward affects episodic memory among early school-aged children. Therefore, this study employed a study-recognition paradigm with reward and no-reward cues to investigate the …

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Exploring the effects of audiovisual incongruence on working memory performance in the combined 2-back+ Go/NoGo paradigm

Yang He, Tianqi Yang, Kewei Sun, Qingjun Guo et autres

Introduction: The human brain processes 83% of information visually and 11% auditorily, with visual perception dominating multisensory integration. While audiovisual congruence enhances cognitive performance, the impact of audiovisual incongruence on working memory (WM) remains controversial. This study investigated how audiovisual incongruence affects …

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Discovery and Optimization of Potent and Highly Selective PARP14 Inhibitors for the Treatment of Atopic Dermatitis

Shiqi Wu, Xingrong Zeng, Jing Liu, Kaiyuan Cong et autres

Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a chronic, recurrent, and inflammatory skin condition that remains challenging to treat effectively and safely with current therapies. Recent studies by multiple independent research groups have demonstrated that poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase 14 (PARP14) has been implicated in the progression …

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Monetary gain and loss expectations enhance response inhibition to angry faces: EEG evidence

Yaxin Zhang, Ningxuan Chen, Zhikang Duan, Hermann Mueller et autres

Previous studies have shown that monetary incentives can improve response inhibition when emotional stimuli are used as background distractors. However, investigations of response inhibition to an emotional stimulus when it is the target have rarely been performed. The present study aimed to …

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Fundamental Beliefs about emotion influence the process of emotion regulation: An ERP study

Yajie Huang, Q.M. Zhang, Chenyang Shang, Lixia Cui et autres

Objective: This study focused on the influences of individual beliefs about emotion controllability (ECB) and goodness (EGB) on the process of reappraisal and suppression using event­related potential (ERP) approach. Method: Ninety­two participants were divided into four groups (n = 23 for each …

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Task demand modulates the effects of reward learning on emotional stimuli

Ping Wei

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