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工作进展和文献报告20260611


来源 : 脑科学研究所     作者 : 脑科学研究所     时间 : 2026-06-10

时间:6月11日 (周四)  18:00-20:00

地点:恕园28号楼205室

主题:工作进展和文献报告


1、工作进展:字母加法学习策略转变的脑机制:从费力计数到记忆提取与内隐自动化计数

主讲:张梓琪 同学


2、工作进展:学龄前儿童符号与数量之间的映射能力:数字手势的作用

主讲:张华迅 同学


3、文献汇报:基于机制的述情障碍数字化干预:多模态方法的设计、开发和验证

主讲:陈静茹 同学


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文献详细信息

题目:A mechanism-based digital intervention for alexithymia: Design, development, and validation of a multi-modal approach

期刊名称:Digital Health IF: 3.3 SCI: Q1 中科院:3

摘要:

Objective: Alexithymia, characterized by difficulty identifying and describing feelings, coupled with an externally-oriented thinking style, is a transdiagnostic trait associated with various disorders. Despite its prevalence, targeted interventions remain limited. This study developed a digital intervention tool for alexithymia based on an affective process framework and evaluated its effectiveness in improving alexithymic symptoms through a randomized controlled trial, thereby filling a gap in the existing study.

Methods: Functional impairments were analyzed across four key stages of emotional processing, leading to the identification of core components: attention bias modification (ABM), mindfulness training, vocabulary training, and expressive writing exercises. A user-friendly digital tool incorporating these elements was designed and tested.

Results: A randomized controlled trial (n = 47, TAS-20 61) demonstrated that the experimental group experienced a significant reduction in TAS-20 scores compared to the control group. Furthermore, improvements were observed in measures of depression, anxiety, stress, mindfulness, emotional differentiation, and overall emotional processing. Importantly, improvements in emotional well-being were correlated with engagement in the training process, and user evaluations of the program were highly positive.

Conclusion: These results support the efficacy of the digital intervention in enhancing emotional abilities and mitigating alexithymia, offering a scalable and accessible solution for individuals struggling with this condition.

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