Kohout, Susann Kruikemeier, Sanne Bakker, Bert N.
Emotions are essential in today's complex information environments, as they catch readers' attention and impact the depth of information processing. In online interactions - such as user comments on social media platforms - emotions are increasingly present. We performed a preregistered eye-tracking study to understand the effects of emotional user...
Méndez Suárez, María Barrantes Fernández, Telma
Genesis; like the human being and mother earth, the baby and its mother are configured as one being. With the passage of time, these two beings separate to become two individuals in their own right. This harrowing and terrible episode for the baby can be overcome with the arrival of the transitional object (Winnicott, 1971). In this way, the objec...
Meier, Isabell M Montoya, Estrella R Spencer, Hannah Orellana, Sofia C van Buuren, Mariët van Honk, Jack Bos, Peter A
Sensitivity for rewarding cues and distress signals from children is fundamental to human caregiving and modulated by the neuropeptide oxytocin. In a functional magnetic resonance imaging study, we investigated whether oxytocin regulates neural responses to reward or distress cues form children. In a placebo-controlled, within-subject design, we me...
Martínez Marín, Irene
This thesis concerns the relation between aesthetically valuable objects and the agents that aesthetically value them. An investigation is undertaken into the psychology and rationality of such agents. I argue that self-related elements such as emotions and standing value commitments play an irreducible role in successful aesthetic engagement. I fu...
Abdalla, Israa Robertson, Aaron P Tippett, Vivienne Walsh, Tom P Platt, Simon R
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Journal of foot and ankle research
Adverse outcomes arising from foot and ankle surgery, including lack of pain relief, increased disability and perioperative complications are infrequent but inevitable. This mixed-methods study aims to explore the impact of adverse outcomes on patients following nonemergent foot and ankle surgery. Patients who underwent foot and ankle surgery over ...
Gundem, Doga; 142465; Potocnik, Jure; De Winter, Francois-Laurent; 72865; El Kaddouri, Amal; Stam, Daphne; Peeters, Ronald; Emsell, Louise; 76842; Sunaert, Stefan; Van Oudenhove, Lukas; 27997; Vandenbulcke, Mathieu; 41400;
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Affective experience colours everyday perception and cognition, yet its fundamental and neurobiological basis is poorly understood. The current debate essentially centers around the communalities and specificities across individuals, events, and emotional categories like anger, sadness, and happiness. Using fMRI during the experience of these emoti...
Rodriquez, Jason
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Social science & medicine (1982)
The COVID-19 pandemic caused hospitals to make changes to workflow that exacerbated emotional exhaustion and burnout among health care workers. This article examines one of those changes, restricted visitation, showing how it changed the social organization of work by upending established interactional patterns and relationships between health care...
Catagnus, Robyn M Griffith, Annette K Umphrey, Brandon J
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Behavior analysis in practice
Racism, recently referred to as another kind of pandemic, affects the health and safety of diverse individuals within the United States and around the world. Emotions are a powerful and integral aspect of the experience of racism; however, within the field of behavior analysis, we have been hesitant to acknowledge emotion or explore how it relates ...
Mayor, Eric Miché, Marcel Lieb, Roselind
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Heliyon
We report on the first investigation of large-scale temporal associations between emotions expressed in online news media and those expressed on social media (Twitter). This issue has received little attention in previous research, although the study of emotions expressed on social media has bloomed owing to its importance in the study of mental he...
Kellogg, David
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Integrative psychological & behavioral science
Some problems, unraveled, seem to resolve each other. The Soviet integrative psychologist Vygotsky bequeathed to us an unfinished paper on the emotions. But was it about the teachings of Spinoza, was it concerned with contemporaneous theories, or did Vygotsky have a teaching/theory of his own? Vygotsky called his approach "Spinozian but not Spinozi...