Grounding Emotion in Situated Conceptualization
Abstract
According to the Conceptual Act Theory of Emotion, the situated conceptualization used to construe a situation determines the emotion experienced. A neuroimaging experiment tested two core hypotheses of this theory: (1) different situated conceptualizations produce different forms of the same emotion in different situations, (2) the composition of a situated conceptualization emerges from shared multimodal circuitry distributed across the brain...
Paper Details
Title
Grounding Emotion in Situated Conceptualization
Published Date
Apr 1, 2011
Journal
Volume
49
Issue
5
Pages
1105 - 1127
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