Arne Leer,Dieuwke Sevenster,Miriam J J Lommen
Arne Leer
Excessive fear generalisation is a feature characteristic of clinical anxiety and has been linked to its aetiology. Previous animal studies have shown that the mere passage of time increases fear generalisation and that brief exposure to tr...
Bypassing the gatekeeper: incidental negative cues stimulate choices with negative outcomes [0.03%]
避开看门人：意外的负面暗示促进产生负面结果的选择
Niek Strohmaier,Harm Veling
Niek Strohmaier
The Theory of Event Coding (TEC) predicts that exposure to affective cues can automatically trigger affectively congruent behaviour due to shared representational codes. An intriguing hypothesis from this theory is that exposure to aversive...
Roger Giner-Sorolla
Roger Giner-Sorolla
For this Special Issue, I highlight the past and present importance of appraisal theory as well as the challenges to its status as a total theory of emotions from the other functions of emotions: associative learning, self-regulation and so...
Embracing integration and complexity: placing emotion within a science of brain and behaviour [0.03%]
拥抱整合与复杂性：在大脑和行为科学中探讨情绪的作用
Luiz Pessoa
Luiz Pessoa
The present paper addresses conceptual issues that are central to emotion research. What is emotion? What are its defining characteristics? The field struggles with questions like these almost constantly. I argue that definitions, and decid...
A different kind of pain: affective valence of errors and incongruence [0.03%]
一种不同的痛苦——错误及其不一致性的感情价值研究
Ivan Ivanchei,Alena Begler,Polina Iamschinina et al.
Ivan Ivanchei et al.
People hiss and swear when they make errors, frown and swear again when they encounter conflicting information. Such error- and conflict-related signs of negative affect are found even when there is no time pressure or external reward and t...
Many moral buttons or just one? Evidence from emotional facial expressions [0.03%]
多种道德按键还是仅有一种？来自情绪面部表情的证据
Laura Franchin,Janet Geipel,Constantinos Hadjichristidis et al.
Laura Franchin et al.
We investigated whether moral violations involving harm selectively elicit anger, whereas purity violations selectively elicit disgust, as predicted by the Moral Foundations Theory (MFT). We analysed participants' spontaneous facial express...
Attention to faces and gaze-following in social anxiety: preliminary evidence from a naturalistic eye-tracking investigation [0.03%]
面向面部和目光跟随在社交焦虑中受到的关注：来自自然眼动追踪调查的初步证据
Nicola J Gregory,Helen Bolderston,Jastine V Antolin
Nicola J Gregory
Social attentional biases are a core component of social anxiety disorder, but research has not yet determined their direction due to methodological limitations. Here we present preliminary findings from a novel, dynamic eye-tracking paradi...
Marret K Noordewier,Eric van Dijk
Marret K Noordewier
Responses to surprising events are dynamic. We argue that initial responses are primarily driven by the unexpectedness of the surprising event and reflect an interrupted and surprised state in which the outcome does not make sense yet. Late...
Studying appraisal-driven emotion processes: taking stock and moving to the future [0.03%]
评价驱动的情绪过程研究：现状与未来展望
Klaus R Scherer
Klaus R Scherer
Appraisal theories of emotion, and particularly the Component Process Model, have claimed over the past three decades that the different components of the emotion process (action tendencies, physiological reactions, expressions, and feeling...
Matthew D Lieberman
Matthew D Lieberman
This paper will examine the conscious aspects of emotion (i.e. emotional experience), arguably the defining features of emotion. I will argue that emotion IS emotional experience and, consequently, that emotion researchers rarely study emot...