Seonkyoung Lee

Abstract Facial recognition plays a crucial role in identifying emotional states and understanding human responses. Research indicates that emotional processing varies based on factors such as race and age, underscoring the importance of diverse face databases. We developed the Korean Child Emotional Face Database (KCEFD), comprising facial stimuli representing seven emotions—happiness, surprise, neutral, fear, anger, disgust, and sadness—and validated it in both children and adults.

Pain is a highly subjective experience.1 Individual differences in pain come from an interplay of multiple factors.2-5 Pain experience can be partially explained by the pain gene, a gene whose polymorphisms act on the gene expression or its function in a way that influences pain response.6 There are two potent candidates for pain genes.

Correlations between AASP scores and diffusion parameters in the caudate nucleus To examine the relation between the diffusion characteristics of the white matter microstructure in the bilateral caudate nuclei and sensory processing, we performed a series of partial correlation analyses of diffusion parameters and AASP scores in the bilateral caudate nuclei with age and sex as control variables.