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International Organization of Psychophysiology (IOP) - Editorial: Proceedings of IOP2023 - The 21st World Congress of Psychophysiology
Vol. 188: Supplement.
Elsevier, 2023.
It is a great honor to guest edit the proceedings of IOP2023 – the 21st World Congress of Psychophysiology of the International Organization of Psychophysiology (IOP), taking place at the University of Geneva, Switzerland, from the 26th till the 29th June 2023. This is the first in presence conference of IOP since the 2018 congress in Luca, Italy. Switzerland, and especially Geneva, is a hotspot for research in psychophysiology and neuroscience. The University of Geneva and Lake Geneva area hosts many internationally profiled laboratories and research centers that are specialized in studying the interaction between the mind and the body. We are honored to welcome the international scientific community to showcase the recent advances in this research area. Even though the last IOP congress that was organized by the University of Chengdu, China, and held—due to the COVID19 pandemic—as an online conference was a great success, in presence conferences give our scientific communications the special social human touch that is vital for the exchange and the discussion of research. We are happy that this is again possible and to host this special event at the University of Geneva. IOP2023 is indeed a very international scientific conference, which is visible in the fact that we can welcome more than 360 attendants coming from 34 different countries. Beside the presidential address and six invited keynote lectures, IOP2023 hosts 38 symposia, two poster sessions, and as a new format nine single talk sessions, presenting recent innovative findings in psychophysiology and neuroscience. The program with its 400 scientific presentations and social events is very rich and divers and reaches from fundamental to applied research covering basic studies on the role of the nervous system in psychological processes to research on pathologies.
Chapters
Сукманова А. А., Makarova M., Asmolova A. et al., , in: International Organization of Psychophysiology (IOP) - Editorial: Proceedings of IOP2023 - The 21st World Congress of PsychophysiologyVol. 188: Supplement.: Elsevier, 2023. P. 126–126.
Magnetic resonance imaging navigated transcranial magnetic stimulation (nTMS) is a method of non-invasive brain stimulation that allows precise cortical motor mapping. One of the parameters that can affect the results of nTMS stimulation is the interval between the two consecutive stimuli (the inter-stimulus interval, ISI). However, in nTMS mapping studies, researchers quite rarely report the ISIs values. The study ...
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Razorenova A., Pavlova A., Nikolaeva A. et al., , in: International Organization of Psychophysiology (IOP) - Editorial: Proceedings of IOP2023 - The 21st World Congress of PsychophysiologyVol. 188: Supplement.: Elsevier, 2023. P. 77–78.
We examined MEG β-power during two days of pseudoword-movement associative learning. We discovered learning-induced β-ERS in sensorimotor, frontal and posterior temporo-parietal regions. The β-ERS in the associative cortices did not change after sleep but the one in the posterior regions continued to rise during repetitive training on the second day. ...
Added: October 27, 2023
Keywords: psychophysiology
Tikhomirova A., Professional Discourse & Communication 2026 Vol. 8 No. 3 P. 66–84
Given China’s rise as the world’s leading automotive producer and the radical
transformation of the Russian market, societal acceptance of new market entrants remains a dif
ficult communicative task. Against the backdrop of growing sales and persistent consumer am
bivalence, this study examines how Russian consumers discursively construct, challenge, and
renegotiate the legitimacy of Chinese automobile brands in online ...
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Medushevsky A. N., Liberal.ru 2026
The Liberal Mission Foundation continues to introduce readers to new concepts of democracy and relevant publications. This discussion focuses on the challenges facing democracy in the era of globalization, as addressed in two recent books: *The Backsliders: Why Leaders Undermine Their Own Democracies* by S.C. Stokes (2025) and *Critical Theories and the Postsocialist Challenge: Race, ...
Added: August 26, 2026
Medushevsky A. N., Liberal.ru 2026
Today, more than ever before, the contribution of new technologies shapes the conditions of humanity's existence as a biological species, prompting a debate about its prospects for survival. This process of transformation—which spans every sphere of social and moral regulation, from family relations and child-rearing to the very meaning of life—is dividing public opinion between ...
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Medushevsky A. N., Сравнительное конституционное обозрение 2026 Т. 35 № 2 (167) С. 4–29
In the context of the rapid changes in the modern world associated with globalization, informatiza tion, and the revision of ethical standards of mass behavior, legal theory faces a number of problems — the loss of consensus in understanding global constitutionalism, growing disagreements regard ing its values and principles, and unclear prospects for the future. ...
Added: August 26, 2026
Medushevsky A. N., Сравнительное конституционное обозрение 2026 Т. 35 № 1 С. 53–77
Judges should be independent of politics, yet they are constantly ensnared by it. Politics haunts judges even where the full scope of constitutional guarantees for the separation of powers and an in dependent judiciary is in place, infiltrating the courtroom through variable interpretations of the val ues, principles, and norms of the constitution, the selection ...
Added: August 26, 2026
Medushevsky A. N., Вопросы теоретической экономики 2026 № 2 С. 146–164
It is generally accepted that the basis of social and legal stability in any society is a consensus on vir tue — the fundamental values of proper behavior, ways of maintaining and reproducing them. And, conversely, the destruction of this consensus is a sign of the loss of stability and divergence of positions of social ...
Added: August 26, 2026
Medushevsky A. N., Российская юстиция 2025 № 11 С. 14–25
Globalization has exacerbated the eternal conflict between law and ethics: should national laws be respected when they conflict with universal international principles of human rights; should the law-abiding attitude operate in the same way in democracies and authoritarian states, and calls for emancipation take into account the degree of internal freedom of society and its ...
Added: August 26, 2026
Aleksandra Sidorenko, International Journal of Management and Sustainability 2026 Vol. 15 No. 2 P. 330–344
The prevailing approach in green innovation research merges adoption and generation into a single measurement, and while traditional innovation studies indicate that these modes can have dissimilar antecedents, this distinction remains unexplored for green innovation. Addressing this gap, this study draws on institutional theory to examine which specific institutional actors: state authorities (environmental tax), corporate ...
Added: August 24, 2026
Vlasenko D., Saranskaia I., Zakharov D., European Physical Journal: Special Topics 2026 P. 1–16
Hypergraphs provide a natural framework for representing neurophysiological interactions distributed across sets of sensors. A key methodological question is how hyperedges should be defined from frequency-resolved electroencephalography/magnetoencephalography (EEG/MEG) data. We demonstrate a construction strategy in which hyperedges are obtained from canonical coherence (caCOH), an extension of coherence that estimates coupling between multidimensional signal spaces. To ...
Added: August 18, 2026
Diachkova M., Lelik V., Dorofeeva S. et al., Language Resources and Evaluation 2026 Vol. 60 Article 68
This article presents the Russian Language-Monolingual corpus (RusLan-M, v.1.0), a longitudinal multimedia collection of early child speech from two Russian-speaking monolingual children: Tosya (ages 0;10–3;10, 246 recordings) and Yasha (ages 1;04–3;00, 42 recordings). The corpus consists of approximately 41 h (2,454 min.) of video recordings and 35,386 child utterances, available with transcriptions in the CHAT ...
Added: August 17, 2026
Vasilieva E., Trifonova A., Bultseva M. A., Current Psychology 2026 Vol. 45 Article 1320
The current exploratory study aims to reveal identity gaps and interpersonal communication strategies used by Russians to overcome social identity crises. Based on previous research, we assume that many Russians who live both in Russia and abroad face ethnic and national identity threats and experience different social identity crises due to recent geopolitical events. This ...
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Ulgen H., Journal of International Students 2026 Vol. 16 No. 17 P. 283–312
This study reports a secondary analysis of phenomenologically informed, semistructured interviews with 15 Turkish undergraduate and graduate students at three universities in Moscow and examines how peer networks function beyond emotional buffering to support academic engagement and institutional navigation in Russian–medium higher education. Drawing on social support theory, communities of practice, and community cultural wealth ...
Added: August 5, 2026
Gerges M., Evgenyeva E., Isakova D. et al., American Journal of Health Behavior 2026 Vol. 50 No. 2 Article 2516
Objectives: Maladaptive eating behaviors characterize overeating disorders and are often accompanied by emotion dysregulation. Physiological mechanisms remain poorly understood. This study investigated psychophysiological responses to food-related, aversive, and neutral stimuli under different emotion regulation strategies.
Methods: Sixty-four adults (75% female; mean age = 45.6 years) with BMI ≥ 25 kg/m² participated (50 with overeating disorder, 14 ...
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Anna Shepelenko, Vladimir Kosonogov, Anna Shestakova, Social Psychology 2023 Vol. 54 No. 5 P. 261–270
Emotions play a pervasive role in determining advertising effectiveness. However, it is still a controversial question as to whether pleasant or unpleasant advertisements are more effective in attracting donations. We recorded self-reported valence and arousal, as well as physiological activity (skin conductance, heart rate, and facial electromyography), while 54 participants watched affective pictures of dogs ...
Added: September 13, 2023
V. V. Kosonogov, K. V. Efimov, Z. K. Rakhmankulova et al., Neuroscience and Behavioral Physiology 2023 Vol. 53 No. 1 P. 81–91
This review addresses the use of virtual reality technologies in the psychophysiology and psychotherapy of stress. Studies using virtual reality both to introduce subjects into a state of stress and to help reduce stress reactions are reviewed. Methods developed for treating patients suffering from stress-related disorders (in particular, PTSD and phobias) are described. In many ...
Added: October 28, 2022
Гаджиева Г. И., Kosonogov V., Психиатрия, психотерапия и клиническая психология 2023 Т. 14 № 1 С. 58–69
The review introduces the reader to modern psychophysiological approaches to the study of emotion regulation and briefly outlines the data obtained with the help of such approaches. Among the somatovegetative methods of studying the emotional state in the implementation of regulation, it is worth mentioning facial EMG, SGR, heart rate. These methods allow to quickly ...
Added: October 19, 2022
Elsevier, 2021.
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Elsevier, 2021.
Background: The role of modality-specific sensorimotor brain neural networks in higher-order cognition is a hotly debated question that remains unresolved. Studies that employ spatiotemporally precise neuroimaging tools such as MEG might potentially shed light onto this question and offer valuable techniques for translational research of various motor and cognitive disorders.
Methods: We developed a novel paradigm using mismatch ...
Added: October 5, 2021
Seppanen S., Toivanen T., Makkonen T. et al., Adaptive Human Behavior and Physiology 2020 Vol. 6 P. 356–380
Objectives Teaching involves multiple performance situations, potentially causing psychosocial stress. Since the theater-based improvisation method is associated with diminished social stress, we investigated whether improvisation lessened student teachers’ stress responses using the Trier Social Stress Test (TSST; preparatory phase, public speech, and math task). Moreover, we studied the influence of interpersonal confidence (IC) – the ...
Added: March 10, 2021
Elsevier, 2014.
Proceedings of the 17th World Congress of Psychophysiology (IOP2014), Hirosima, Japan, September 23-27, 2014 ...
Added: October 14, 2014
Louisville: AHFE Conference, 2014.
Human Factors and Ergonomics have made a considerable contribution to the research, design, development, operation and analysis of transportation systems which includes road and rail vehicles and their complementary infrastructure, aviation and maritime transportation. This book presents recent advances in the Human Factors aspects of Transportation. These advances include accident analysis, automation of vehicles, comfort, ...
Added: October 10, 2014