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Fig. 7 The different brain topographies for positive emotion (good mood) and negative emotion
(bad mood) (Kiefer et al., 2007 )

Fig. 8 Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)

neutral or negative, meaning that they could induce the participants neutral or

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negative emotions.
The common fMRI data are like that shown in Fig. 10 (Compton & Banich,
2003 ) and aim to reveal the explicit brain area that is stimulated when participants
are shown pictures designed to induce different affective responses. In Fig. 10 , the
baseline of the fMRI data is the brain activity when the participants are shown the