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| Material Type: | Internet resource |
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| Document Type: | Book, Internet Resource |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
Paul Ekman; Richard J Davidson |
| ISBN: | 019508943X 9780195089431 0195089448 9780195089448 |
| OCLC Number: | 30473538 |
| Description: | xiv, 496 p. ; 24 cm. |
| Contents: | Are there basic emotions? In the eyes of the beholder / James R. Averill -- All emotions are basic / Paul Ekman -- The basics of basic emotion / Jaak Panksepp -- Toward a concept of "modal emotions" / Klaus R. Scherer -- "You're not sick, you're just in love" : emotion as an interpretive system / Richard A. Shweder -- Afterward / Paul Ekman and Richard J. Davidson. How are emotions distinguished from moods, temperament, and other related affective constructs? On emotion, mood, and related affective constructs / Richard J. Davidson -- Moods, emotions, and traits / Paul Ekman -- Varieties of effect : emotions and episodes, moods, and sentiments / Nico H. Frijda -- Parsing the emotional domain from a developmental perspective / H.H. Goldsmith -- Distinctions among emotions, moods, and temperamental qualities / Jerome Kagan -- The stable and unstable in emotion / Richard Lazarus -- Basic emotions ramify widely in the brain : yielding many concepts that cannot be distinguished unambiguously-- yet / Jaak Panksepp -- Emotions, moods, traits, and temperaments : conceptual distinctions and empirical findings / David Watson and Lee Anna Clark -- Afterward / Richard J. Davidson and Paul Ekman. What is the function of emotions? Emotions are many splendored things / James R. Averill -- Why emotions are felt / Gerald L. Clore -- Emotions as functional, most of the time / Nico H. Frijda -- Human emotions : a functional view / Robert W. Levenson -- Emotion serves to decouple stimulus and response / Klaus R. Scherer -- Distinguishing functional from dysfunctional affective responses / Lee Anna Clark and David Watson -- Afterward / Paul Ekman and Richard J. Davidson. How is evidence of universals in antecedents of emotion explained? It's a small world, but a large stage / James R. Averill -- Antecedent events and emotion metaphors / Paul Ekman -- Some reasons to expect universal antecedents of emotion / Phoebe C. Ellsworth -- Universal antecedents exist, and are interesting / Nico H. Frijda -- Universal antecedents of the emotions / Richard Lazarus -- Evidence for both universality and cultural specificity of emotion elicitation / Klaus R. Scherer -- Afterward / Paul Ekman and Richard J. Davidson. What are the minimal cognitive prerequisites for emotion? Why emotions require cognition / Gerald L. Clore -- Levels of thought and levels of emotion / Phoebe C. Ellsworth -- Emotions require cognition, even if simple ones / Nico H. Frijda -- Cognition is one of four types of emotion activating systems / Carroll E. Izard -- Appraisal : the long and short of it / Richard Lazarus -- Cognitive-emotional interactions in the brain / Joseph E. LeDoux -- A proper distinction between affective and cognitive process is essential for neuroscientific progress / Jaak Panksepp -- An emotion's occurrence depends on the relevance of an event to the organism's goal/need hierarchy / Klaus R. Scherer -- Afterward / Richard J. Davidson and Paul Ekman. Is there emotion-specific physiology? Complexities in the search for emotion-specific physiology / Richard J. Davidson -- Three fundamental emotion systems / Jeffrey A. Gray -- Emotion-specific physiological activity : don't forget about CNS physiology / Joseph E. LeDoux -- The search for autonomic specificity / Robert W. Levenson -- The clearest physiological distinctions between emotions will be found among the circuits of the brain / Jaak Panksepp -- Afterward / Richard J. Davidson and Paul Ekman. Can we control our emotions? Emotions unbecoming and becoming / James R. Averill -- The degree of emotional control depends on the kind of personal system involved / Joseph E. LeDoux -- Emotional control : variations and consequences / Robert W. Levenson -- Afterward / Paul Ekman and Richard J. Davidson. Can emotions be nonconscious? Why emotions are never unconscious / Gerald L. Clore -- Emotional processing, but not emotions, can occur unconsciously / Joseph E. LeDoux -- Evidence for nonconscious emotions / Robert B. Zajonc -- Afterward / Richard J. Davidson and Paul Ekman. What is the relation between emotion and memory? Some relations between emotions and memory / Gordon H. Bower -- The past and present in emotion / Richard Lazarus -- Memory versus emotional memory in the brain / Joseph E. LeDoux -- Subjectivity may have evolved in the brain as a simple value-coding process that promotes the learning of new behaviors / Jaak Panksepp -- Afterward / Richard J. Davidson and Paul Ekman. How do individuals differ in emotion-related activity? Honoring biology in the study of affective style / Richard J. Davidson -- Personality dimensions and emotion systems / Jeffrey A. Gray -- Individual difference in emotion / Richard Lazarus -- Broad dimensions of temperament and personality / Mary K. Rothbart -- Afterward / Paul Ekman and Richard J. Davidson. What develops in emotional development? Two aspects of emotional development : expression and elicitation / Linda A. Camras -- Experience and understanding of emotions, relationships, and membership in a particular culture / Judy Dunn -- Intersystem connections / Carroll E. Izard -- Meaning and emotional development / Richard Lazarus -- Emotional development yields lots of "stuff"-- especially mind "stuff" that emerges from "brain" stuff / Jaak Panksepp -- Emotional development : changes in reactivity and self-regulation / Mary K. Rothbart -- Afterward / Richard J. Davidson and Paul Ekman. What influences the subjective experience of emotion? I feel, therefore I am--I think / James R. Averill -- Why emotions vary in intensity / Gerald L. Clore -- Emotional experience is an output of, not a cause of, emotional processing / Joseph E. LeDoux -- Evolution constructed the potential for subjective experience within the neurodynamics of the mammalian brain / Jaak Panksepp -- The vicissitudes of mood : a schematic model / David Watson and Lee Anna Clark -- Afterward / Paul Ekman and Richard J. Davidson. Epilogue. Affective science : a research agenda. |
| Series Title: | Series in affective science. |
| Responsibility: | edited by Paul Ekman, Richard J. Davidson. |
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