Conceptualizing emotions as networks of causal relations between components Jens Lange, University of Hamburg Most theories of emotions are...

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Feeling our way to greener pastures: Understanding the role of emotions in shaping and motivating sustainable behaviour Faced with global...

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Explaining a collective false alarm: Context and cognition in the Oxford Street crowd flight incident Collective false alarms – where people...

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Feedback-induced dispositional changes in risk preferences Contrary to the original normative decision-making standpoint, empirical studies have...

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Unmotivated bias In this talk, I will explore how social affective biases arise even in the absence of motivational factors as an emergent outcome ...

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The contextualized nature of emotion perception: How did we get here, what do we know, and where do we go from here? Influential emotion theory...

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Emotions and Direction of Fit: Descriptive, Imperative or Both? The dominant view about emotions is that they have a descriptive, mind-to-world...

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Coping with internal uncertainty: the semantic-expansion effect Dealing with uncertainty is generally aversive yet an unavoidable aspect of life....

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The brain as a mixture of experts: the neurocomputational basis of multiple parallel systems for learning and control It has long been suggested...

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The evolution of vocal expression of emotions Expression and perception of emotions play an important role in social species, because they...

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