【耶鲁大学公开课】情感专家 1.2 —— 丽莎·费尔德曼·巴雷特 (Lisa Feldman Barrett) 谈什么是情感(中译)1078 0 2022-02-15 00:30:16 您当前的浏览器不支持 HTML5 播放器 请更换浏览器再试试哦~9 3 34 4 转载自互联网转载自互联网知识 人文历史 学习 公开课 人文课程 名校 落叶...
Lisa Feldman Barrett:Yes. And I think there are a couple of things in there what you’ve said that I want to emphasize. One is that when you say confirmation bias is just business as usual for a brain, I would completely agree with that, but what we mean by that is that we’re n...
“情绪粒度”(emotional granularity)是FeldmanBarrett于上世纪90年代提出的概念,它指的是一个人区分并识别自己具体感受的能力。 情绪粒度的高... 你感受到了“绝望”?这是件好事 莉莎·费德曼·巴瑞特Lisa Feldman Barrett 巴瑞特 当这个世界让你不痛快的时候,你的感觉可以用“糟糕”一语概之吗?还是说你会有更加...
A conversation with neuroscientist Lisa Feldman Barrett on the counterintuitive ways your mind processes reality—and why understanding that might help you feel a little less anxious.
Twenty-five years ago, Lisa Feldman Barrett ran a series of psychology experiments whose conclusions seemed to defy common sense. It turned out common sense was wrong, and has been for 2,000 years. The result is a radical, new theory of how the brain creates emotions and a novel view of...
Lisa Barrett is one of psychology’s wisest and most creative scientists and her theory of constructed emotion is radical and fascinating. Through vivid examples and sharp, clear prose,How Emotions are Madedefends a bold new vision of the most central aspects of human nature.” ...
精准地感知并描述情绪,确实是一种很重要的能力。 神经科学家丽萨· 费尔德曼 ·巴雷特(Lisa Feldman Barrett)把这种能力称为“情绪粒度”:一种感知和创造高度具体精确的情感体验的能力。 情绪粒度会影响一个人的身心健康和在各个领域自我调节和决策的能力。有研究表明,那些可以准确表达自己情绪的人,他们调节情绪的灵活...
你能不能看著一個人的臉,就知道他們的感覺是什麼?每個人對於快樂、傷心、焦慮的體驗都一樣嗎?情緒到底是什麼?在過去二十五年間,心理學教授麗莎.費德曼.巴瑞特解析面部表情、掃瞄大腦、分析數百篇生理研究,來了解情緒到底是什麼。她分享了詳盡的研究結果,並解釋為什
Lisa Barrett is one of psychology’s wisest and most creative scientists and her theory of constructed emotion is radical and fascinating. Through vivid examples and sharp, clear prose,How Emotions are Madedefends a bold new vision of the most central aspects of human nature.” ...
阅读理解In a recent interview, Lisa Feldman Barrett, Professor of Psychology at Northeastern Unirersity, offered someadvice to older people to help therm keep their cognitive(认知) skills as finely tuned as possible.Challenge yourself on a regular basis, she urged, but don't just do so casuall...