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Interoception and aging

Ageing Research Reviews
Interoception refers to the body's perception and regulation of internal physiological states and involves complex neural mechanisms and sensory systems. The current definition of interoception falls short of capturing the breadth of related research; here, we propose an updated definition. Homeostasis, a foundational principle of integrated physiology,
Erliang, Li, Wenjing, Niu, Chao, Lu, Min, Wang, Xin, Xu, Ke, Xu, Peng, Xu   +6 more
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Unveiling the interoception impairment in various major depressive disorder stages

CNS Neuroscience & Therapeutics
The intricate pathophysiological mechanisms of major depressive disorder (MDD) necessitate the development of comprehensive early indicators that reflect the complex interplay of emotional, physical, and cognitive factors.
Hongliang Zhou, Jikang Liu, Yuqing Wu, Zixuan Huang, Wen-Liang Wang, Yu-Hang Ma, Haohao Zhu, Zhenhe Zhou, Jun Wang, Chen-guang Jiang   +9 more
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An Interoception- Based Intervention for Improving Emotional Regulation in Children in a Special Education Classroom: Feasibility Study

Occupational Therapy in Health Care
Interoception supports the ability to notice, interpret, and react to internal sensations and impacts emotional regulation and participation in meaningful activities.
K. Mahler, Kerri Hample, Carly Ensor, Mary Ludwig, Laura Palanzo-Sholly, Adelaide Stang, Dominic Trevisan, Claudia Hilton   +7 more
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Interoception and self-regulation of eating behaviors and weight status in college students

Journal of American College Health
Objective To determine the associations between interoception, self-regulation, eating behaviors, and weight status among college students. Participants 229 female undergraduates, predominantly classified as Juniors (51.1%) and identified as Hispanic ...
Shanté Jeune, Paulo Graziano, Adriana Campa, Catherine Coccia   +3 more
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How do you feel? Interoception: the sense of the physiological condition of the body

Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 2002
A. Craig
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Interoception in emotional experience

Current Opinion in Neurology, 2005
Many theories of emotion have postulated a close relationship of the feedback of physiological changes and their perception with emotional experience. This paper reviews recent advances in theory and brain-imaging research on this topic of interoception and describes a hypothetical model of the potential mechanisms.Research from patients with spinal ...
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Age-related changes of interoceptive brain networks: Implications for interoception and alexithymia.

Emotion
Aging is known to be associated with a decline in interoceptive abilities and changes in emotional processing, including alexithymia. As the brain areas supporting interoceptive awareness participate in the perception of emotion, we suggested that ...
O. Dobrushina, L. A. Dobrynina, G. A. Arina, Ekaterina V Pechenkova, E. Kremneva, M. V. Gubanova, E. S. Novikova, D. A. Kazantseva, A. Suslina, Marina V. Krotenkova   +9 more
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Interoceptive Exposure

Abstract Interoceptive exposure is a therapeutic technique used to treat an impairing fear of bodily sensations (e.g., visceral sensations of a stomach cramping or heart pounding). Interoceptive exposure involves creating new learning experiences about the meaning and threat of somatic sensations.
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Interoceptive modulation of emotions

Current Opinion in Neurobiology
The metaphorical use of the heart to represent emotions has been documented since our earliest known writings, which reflects a historical recognition of the deep connection between bodily sensations and emotions. However, it remains an active topic of investigation to determine the degree to which bodily physiology modulates emotion states.
Leo Zsembik, Poppy Oldroyd, Ritchie Chen
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How Interoception and the Insula Shape Mental Imagery and Aphantasia

Brain Topography
Juha Silvanto, Yoko Nagai
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