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This study examines how hearing impairment affects socially-based emotion regulation and its neural mechanisms in adolescents.

November 25, 2025Brain and BehaviorOpen Access

Socially‐Based Emotion Dysregulation Among Hearing‐Impaired Adolescents: An Event‐Related Potential Study

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PZPanpan Zhang HGHuang Gu MWMinghui Wang

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Event-related potentials reveal impaired emotion regulation and social exclusion responses in hearing-impaired adolescents, indicating neural processing deficits.

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This study examines how hearing impairment affects socially-based emotion regulation and its neural mechanisms in adolescents.
Recorded event-related potentials (ERP) while participants viewed images of social exclusion.
Participants used emotion regulation strategies to down-regulate emotional responses.
Compared normal-hearing and hearing-impaired adolescents' behavioral and ERP responses.
Normal-hearing adolescents showed reduced negative affect with regulation strategies, unlike hearing-impaired peers.
ERP data indicated reduced amplitudes in central-parietal LPP and P3 components in normal-hearing adolescents during suppression.
Impairment in attention allocation and emotional processing was suggested among hearing-impaired adolescents.

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Zhang et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/692502dc87af00ed34ac2bad https://doi.org/10.1002/brb3.71080

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Event-related potentials reveal impaired emotion regulation and social exclusion responses in hearing-impaired adolescents, indicating neural processing deficits.

Socially‐Based Emotion Dysregulation Among Hearing‐Impaired Adolescents: An Event‐Related Potential Study

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Socially‐Based Emotion Dysregulation Among Hearing‐Impaired Adolescents: An Event‐Related Potential Study

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