From the monthly archives:

November 2006

Emotional Blogging

28 November 2006

[Photo by Claudecf] One of the problems with blogging is that content gets old really fast. This can mean that great old posts can get lost under the sheer weight [...]

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Neural Correlates of Emotional Judgements

20 November 2006

[Photo by robertrazrblog] At the outset of this journey into the emotions, I considered the philosophical work of Robert Solomon. Recall that Solomon argues that emotions are judgements and strategies [...]

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Emotion, Learning, Attention and Perception

19 November 2006

[Photo by aigarius] If you were forced at gunpoint to choose the part of the brain that plays the most important role in emotion, you might well plump for the [...]

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Blurred Definitions of Affect and Emotion

17 November 2006

[Photo by Hugo] Blurry and confusing definitions are the stock-in-trade of psychologists, just as they are of many other scientists. Perhaps you have noticed that I have been guilty of [...]

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Separating Emotion From Cognition

17 November 2006

[Photo by mhuang] One of the main points I took away from the discussion on unity is that psychology needs to integrate results from different methodologies in order to better [...]

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