The Neuroscience of Emotion – Name It to Tame It
Name It to Tame It — Why Your Brain Builds Feelings Rather Than Finding Them, and Why 'I Feel Bad' Is the Least Useful Sentence You Can Say — Almost everything the general public believes about the brain and emotion is a simplification that escaped from a textbook and became folklore — and the folklore…
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What This Report Covers
Report Contents
- The Old Story Was Wrong
- The Distributed Network
- Constructed Emotion
- Name It to Tame It
- Precision Is the Mechanism
- The Body Route
- Sleep and the Amygdala
- Emotion, the Body and India
- References & Sources
Discussion & Debate
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