... The different temporal dynamics of emotions are critical to understand their evolutionary role in the regulation of interactions with the surrounding environment. Here, we investigated the temporal dynamics underlying the perception of four basic emotions from complex scenes varying in valence and arousal (fear...

... ) for assessing the perception and discrimination of pleasant and unpleasant facial expressions. The Morphed faces test is considered as a perceptual task ( Hariri et al., 2000 ), which presents pairs of faces expressing the basic emotions and asks subjects to simply decide whether the emotional...

...Many psychologists and philosophers now accept the idea that there are “basic emotions,” emotions whose essence is an “affect program”. I argue that in fact this idea is quite old, and that it relies on metaphors and analogies that are quite problematic. Much of the current discussion follows Paul...

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... experiments, the chapter argues, uncritically adopt the central assumptions of basic emotions theory as developed by Sylvan Tomkins and Paul Ekman, which conceptualize emotions as non-cognitive, hard-wired, and pan-cultural entities that can be truthfully represented in a subject's facial expression. Like...

...; guilt self-conscious emotions embarrassment Freud language dominance Western culture East Asia shamefast basic emotions Shame, as an emotion, has a core meaning, in relating individuals to wider social groups and norms—real or imagined. Threatening and defining shame is one way many groups...

... theory; second, the view of James as a forerunner of basic emotions theory (BET); and third, the reading of his work in terms of a phenomenology of the feeling body. The chapter argues that all three interpretations address significant aspects of James’s approach, but do not see how James’s writings...

..., be called “emotion wars.” This chapter surveys the history of these wars. In particular, it discusses the role that the focus on English emotion words has played in the theory of “basic emotions,” which has tended to dominate the field for decades and in many ways continues to do so. The chapter, which...

..., that basic emotions are hard‐wired, and that it is only the soft outer element that is culturally influenced. There is a defence of commonsense psychology, showing how it can learn from evolutionary psychology, rather than being threatened by it. In particular, the idea is discussed that weakness...

... of Phase I are introducing clients to the intervention, providing psychoeducation about emotions, and providing training in recognizing emotions in oneself and others. This chapter describes Session 4, in which the group discusses emotion labels, defines seven “basic emotions” and begins to collaboratively...

...This chapter documents the twin origins of the behavioral ecology view (BECV) of human facial expressions, in (1) the empirical weakness and internal contradictions of the accounts proposed by basic emotion theory (BET) and particularly the neurocultural theory of Paul Ekman et al., and (2) newer...

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...” to commit their crimes without concern for the suffering and distress of their victims. It is further suggested that such offenders have difficulty recognizing basic emotions in others, such as surprise, fear, disgust, and anger, and that since these are emotions linked to experiences of the victims...

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