When asked to inhibit emotion,people exhibit more cortical activity and less amygdala activity.

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Studies have shown that when individuals are asked to inhibit or suppress their emotional responses, they exhibit more cognitive control and increased activity in regions associated with cognitive control such as the prefrontal cortex, while showing decreased activity in regions associated with emotional processing such as the amygdala.

When Asked to Inhibit Emotion,people Exhibit More Cortical Activity and Less