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Supplemental material, sj-docx-1-art-10.1177_02762374231170259 for Everyday Life vs Art: Effects of Framing on the Mode of Object Interpretation by Marina Iosifyan and Judith Wolfe in Empirical Studies of the Arts

Supplemental material, sj-pdf-1-hpq-10.1177_13591053221142348 for Beliefs about COVID-19 as a threat to values are related to preventive behaviors and fear of COVID-19 by Marina Iosifyan, Galina Arina and Valentina Nikolaeva in Journal of Health Psychology

Supplemental material, sj-docx-1-pec-10.1177_03010066221126452 for Cross-modal associations between paintings and sounds: Effects of embodiment by Marina Iosifyan, Anton Sidoroff-Dorso and Judith Wolfe in Perception

This project involves three studies which investigated links between values, perceived value threats and fear of health impairments.

Supplemental Material, sj-docx-1-spp-10.1177_19485506211007605 for The Salience of Children Increases Adult Prosocial Values by Lukas J. Wolf, Sapphira R. Thorne, Marina Iosifyan, Colin Foad, Samuel Taylor, Vlad Costin, Johan C. Karremans, Geoffrey Haddock and Gregory R. Maio in Social Psychological and Personality Science

Additional file 3. French verbatims and their English translations of the excerpts from patients' interview quoted in the manuscript.

Introduction: Hypochondria is a key mechanism in somatoform disorders. The neural mechanisms underlying this important phenomenon are unknown.Objectives: To develop a functional neuroimaging technique allowing investigation of the brain mechanisms underlying hypochondriacal attitude.Methods: We developed an original modification of a classical heartbeat detection task (interoceptive condition u2014 listening to heartbeat, vs. control exteroceptive condition u2014 listening to audial tones) implemented in the fMRI setting. During the interoceptive condition, a false feedback was presented on the screen: green or red indicator. The participants were told that green indicates resting heartbeat and red indicates fast heartbeat (see figure). In fact, the color was changing in random order. Six volunteers entered the pilot study. Results: During the u201cgreenu201d heartbeat detection condition (positive false feedback), a classical pattern of interoceptive activation was observed, involving anterior insula and supplementary motor area. Negative false feedback (red indicator) resulted in activation of orbitofrontal cortex and amygdala (u201cthe fear networku201d). Thus, false beliefs about incorrect functioning of the body resulted in activation of fear-related areas and inhibition of interoceptive processing. This effect may have similarities with the brain-level mechanisms of hypochondria.Conclusions: The pilot study demonstrates feasibility of functional neuroimaging in investigation of hypochondria.

Introduction: Perception of autonomic functioning, such as feeling of fast/loud heartbeat, sweatiness, bowel motility, is a part of normal interoceptive experience. However, the same features represent thecomplaints forming somatoform disorders. It is of practical importance to study the differences between these two phenomena.Objectives: To evaluate the factors contributing to increased autonomic perception and to formation of somatoform disorders.Methods: 58 volunteers aged 38u00b112 (7 male) were examined with the use of Screening for Somatoform Disorders 2 (SOMS-2), Autonomic Perception Scale (APS, a checklist for features of autonomicfunctioning perceived during the last week), Short Health Anxiety Inventory (SHAI), Toronto Alexithymia Scale (TAS-20), and Multidimensional Assessment of Interoceptive Awareness (MAIA). A linear regression was used to evaluate the role of alexithymia, health-related anxiety and interoceptive awareness both in autonomic perception (APS) and in somatoform disorders (SOMS-2)Results: Linear regression allowed prediction of the APS value on the base of model including TAS-20, SHAI and MAIA (R=0.75, p

This thesis aims to help better understand the role of values, attitudes and coping strategies in health behaviors alongside with anxiety/depression symptoms among Russian and French adolescents with asthma. Mediation analysis was employed to study the associations between values (health value, value of exciting life) and health behaviors (preventive and risk behaviors) through affective (explicit and implicit) and cognitive (explicit) attitudes among adolescents suffering from asthma and healthy adolescents (N = 200). Mediation analysis has also been used to reveal the associations between values and anxiety/depression symptoms through coping strategies. Qualitative study based on anthropological research methodology were applied to study the phenomenology of asthma and health among Russian and French adolescents (N = 20). The study confirmed that values are associated with health behaviors through affective and cognitive attitudes. In valuing health or exciting life, adolescents use coping strategies specific to asthma which influence the symptoms of anxiety and depression. Inclusion of the above values in educational programs makes it possible to promote healthy behaviors and ameliorate the quality of life among adolescents with asthma.; Cette thèse a pour objectif de contribuer à la compréhension de rôle des valeurs, des attitudes et des stratégies de coping dans le comportement lié à la santé et les symptômes de l'anxiété et de la dépression des adolescents russes et français atteints d'asthme. L'analyse de médiation a étudié les associations entre les valeurs (la valeur de santé, la valeur de la vie excitante) et le comportement (le comportement préventif et le comportement à risque) à travers les facteurs médiateurs : les attitudes affectives (explicites et implicites), cognitives (explicites) chez les adolescents atteints d'asthme et en bonne santé (N = 200). L'analyse de médiation a aussi étudié les associations entre les valeurs et les symptômes de l'anxiété et de la dépression à travers les stratégies de coping. L'étude qualitative, basée sur une méthodologie de recherche anthropologique, a exploré la phénoménologie de l'asthme et de la santé chez les adolescents russes et français (N = 20). Les valeurs sont associées avec le comportement lié à la santé à travers les attitudes affectives et cognitives. En valorisant la santé ou la vie excitante, les adolescents utilisent des stratégies de coping spécifique à l'asthme qui influent sur les symptômes de l'anxiété et de la dépression. En incluant les valeurs dans les programmes éducatifs il est possible de favoriser le comportement préventif et améliorer la qualité de vie chez les adolescents atteints d'asthme.