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Evolutionary explanations of emotions 来自 mendeley.com 喜欢 0 阅读量: 157 作者: RM Nesse 摘要: Emotions can be explained as specialized states, shaped by natural selection, that increase fitness in specific situations. The physiological, psychological, and behavioral characteristics of a specific ...
Evolutionary explanations of emotions Emotions can be explained as specialized states, shaped by natural selection, that increase fitness in specific situations. The physiological, psychologica... RM Nesse - 《Human Nature》 被引量: 979发表: 1990年 An Evolutionary Psychology of Sleep and Dreams (...
The range of applications is wide, from recognizing the origins, functions, and regulation of emotions, to evolutionary explanations for the persistence of alleles that predisposed to mental disorders. Like other medical disorders, every mental disorder requires not only a description of the responsible...
Evolutionary explanations were evaluated according to whether: (i) similar differences occur in other mammals; (ii) there is cross-cultural consistency; (iii) the origin was early in life or at puberty; (iv) there was evidence for hormonal influences; and (v), where possible, whether there ...
On the other hand, many evolutionary biologists, in contrast to animal behaviorists, acknowledge some emotions primarily for their survival function. For both animals and humans, fear motivates the avoidance of er, love is necessary to care for young, and anger prepares one to hold ground. But ...
Such findings, and the fact that these different emotion profiles are predicted by the different threats people perceive these groups as posing, challenge in fundamental ways traditional theoretical explanations of stigma, prejudice, stereotypes, and discrimination. ... The findings briefly reviewed pose...
Also in contrast to appraisal theorists, biosocial theorists generally rely more on biological processes in their explanation of emotions, reflecting their emphasis on the evolutionary function and innateness of emotions. Central to most biosocial theories is the role of the face in the generation, ...
Nevertheless, the task is not to abandon evolution and glom on to alternatives like byproduct explanations (onlyslightlymore credible than intelligent design). Rather the goal is to unconditionally revisit and reconsider religion within the incontrovertible theory of evolution. Many academics are, in ...
Emotions are cognitive representations of body states (remembering that 'body' states also include brain states; Damasio, 1999). So that the emotion of fear is the state of a body that has been activated in a specific fashion by the sympathetic nervous system - with raised heart rate, blood...