... Inhibitory and Prospective IU Discrimination learning Threat acquisition Fear Emotion We utilized a differential, cued fear conditioning procedure that took place over one day ( Figure 1 ). The visual context consisted of a scene of a kitchen (Google Sketch Up, 2008), presented to participants...

...Kodai Kusano; Markus Kemmelmeier; Andy Vonasch Pride is a complex emotion. According to Tracy and Robins’ two-facet theory of pride, authentic pride arises when success originates from unstable attributions (e.g., effort), and hubristic pride arises when success originates from stable attributions...

... in this review in which emotions were measured using facial expressions (El Haj et al., 2018) . In a more recent study, researchers used cues for happiness and sadness to explore whether emotionally specific episodic future thinking corresponds to emotionally specific expressions (El Haj et al., 2021...

... commercial break locations (boundary, non-boundary, no commercial) and the type of commercial (emotional, neutral) and then completed memory tasks. Overall, placing emotionally arousing commercials at event boundaries increased memory for the temporal order of events, but no other effects of accentuating...

... shows that target impairment in EIB is due to the exogenous attentional allocation to the emotional image. i.e., distractor image being emotionally salient captures attention in a bottom-up manner leading to the impairment in the less salient target. All participants gave prior consent...

...Kylee T. Ack Baraly; Lydia Muyingo; Christine Beaudoin; Sanaz Karami; Melina Langevin; Patrick S. R. Davidson; Simine Vazire; Nicholas Eaton We present a collection of emotional video clips that can be used in ways similar to static images (e.g., the International Affective Picture System, IAPS...

...Roger Giner-Sorolla; Pascale Sophie Russell; Simine Vazire; Yoel Inbar One of the most extreme expressions of prejudice is likening groups to non-human beings. Previous research relates disgust to dehumanization of social groups. However, prior studies have not examined other negative emotions...

...Antonio Schettino; Christopher Gundlach; Matthias M. Müller; Rolf Zwaan; Sebastiaan Mathot Adaptive behavior requires the rapid extraction of behaviorally relevant information in the environment, with particular emphasis on emotional cues. However, the speed of emotional feature extraction from...

...Alexander F. Danvers; Jing I. Hu; Makenzie J. O’Neil; Brent Donnellan; Brent Donnellan Psychological and philosophical discussions typically understand honesty as reporting truth with propositional statements. In this model, emotions are often seen as irrelevant or a hindrance to honesty, because...

...Jonathan C. Corbin; L. Elizabeth Crawford; Rolf Zwaan; Akira O’Connor An emotional expression can be misremembered as more similar to previously seen expressions than it actually was – demonstrating inductive category effects for emotional expressions. Given that memory is influenced over time, we...

... the effects that have been found are large enough to have practical implications. Indeed, more recent large-sample replication attempts have suggested that mood effects on judgment are generally very small. Subjective Well-Being Happiness Emotion Measurement Subjective well-being (SWB) reflects...

... emotionally neutral stimuli are associated with emotional responses through a similar training task ( Mather & Knight, 2008 ), emotional stimuli are presented just prior to the stimuli of interest ( Qiao-Tasserit et al., 2017 ; Xie & Zhang, 2016 , 2017 ), or with emotional stimuli are used...