Daniel Lim,David DeSteno
Daniel Lim
Past research has suggested that one problematic limitation of compassion is its seeming resistance to increase in response to growing numbers of targets in distress. This insensitivity to numeracy results in the dampening of compassion whe...
Daniel M Stancato,Dacher Keltner
Daniel M Stancato
Awe is an emotional response to perceptually vast stimuli that transcend current frames of reference. Guided by prior work documenting that awe promotes humility, increases perceptions of uncertainty, and diminishes personal concerns, acros...
Age differences in emotion-induced blindness: Positivity effects in early attention [0.03%]
情绪诱发的盲点的年龄差异：早期注意中的积极效应
Briana L Kennedy,Ringo Huang,Mara Mather
Briana L Kennedy
Compared with younger adults, older adults tend to favor positive information more than negative information in their attention and memory. This "positivity effect" has been observed in various paradigms, but at which stage it impacts cogni...
Emotional states affect the retention of biological motion in working memory [0.03%]
情绪状态影响工作记忆中生物运动的保持
Yang Guo,Wenmin Li,Xiqian Lu et al.
Yang Guo et al.
Retaining biological motion (BM), or the movements of animate entities, in working memory (WM) is critical to human social life. Moreover, as functioning members of society, we always process BM in a specific emotional state. However, no WM...
Emotional states affect the retention of biological motion in working memory [0.03%]
情绪状态影响工作记忆中生物运动的保持
Yang Guo,Wenmin Li,Xiqian Lu et al.
Yang Guo et al.
Retaining biological motion (BM), or the movements of animate entities, in working memory (WM) is critical to human social life. Moreover, as functioning members of society, we always process BM in a specific emotional state. However, no WM...
BoKyung Park,Alexander Genevsky,Brian Knutson et al.
BoKyung Park et al.
Why do people share resources with some strangers, but not others? This question becomes increasingly relevant as online platforms that promote lending world-wide proliferate (e.g., www.kiva.org). We predicted that lenders from nations that...
BoKyung Park,Alexander Genevsky,Brian Knutson et al.
BoKyung Park et al.
Why do people share resources with some strangers, but not others? This question becomes increasingly relevant as online platforms that promote lending world-wide proliferate (e.g., www.kiva.org). We predicted that lenders from nations that...
Vannia A Puig,Müge Özbek,Karl K Szpunar
Vannia A Puig
Novel negative events are simulated in more event-specific detail than novel positive events. In the present study, we set out to assess whether this negative event detail bias is specific to simulations of personal events or whether evokin...
Vannia A Puig,Müge Özbek,Karl K Szpunar
Vannia A Puig
Novel negative events are simulated in more event-specific detail than novel positive events. In the present study, we set out to assess whether this negative event detail bias is specific to simulations of personal events or whether evokin...
Jens Lange,Birk Hagemeyer,Thomas Lösch et al.
Jens Lange et al.
Research converges on the notion that when people feel envy, they disguise it toward others. This implies that a person's envy in a given situation cannot be accurately perceived by peers, as envy lacks a specific display that could be used...