Enacting emotional interpretations with feeling
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 28 (2):200-201 (2005)
| Abstract | This commentary makes three points: (1) There may be no clear-cut distinction between emotion and appraisal “constituents” at neural and psychological levels. (2) The microdevelopment of an emotional interpretation contains a complex microdevelopment of affect. (3) Neurophenomenology is a promising research program for testing Lewis's hypotheses about the neurodynamics of emotion-appraisal amalgams. | |||||||||
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