Physiology of emotion - Early hints darwin’s evolution of emotion

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Physiology of emotion - Early hints -darwin’s evolution of emotion -- evolve from compatible behaviors -- serve a communicative function -- opposites or antithesis (improve communication) -- James-Lange and Cannon-Bard theories -- sham rage (decorticate cats) - Limbic system -- Kluver-Bucy syndrome - amygdala (and anterior temporal) - no fear, eat anything, “do” anything, hyper reactive, oral, visual agnosia

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Physiology of emotion - Early hints darwin’s evolution of emotion - evolve from compatible behaviors - serve a communicative function - opposites or antithesis (improve communication) - James-Lange and Cannon-Bard theories - sham rage (decorticate cats) Limbic system - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Physiology of emotion - Early hints-darwin’s evolution of emotion

-- evolve from compatible behaviors-- serve a communicative function-- opposites or antithesis (improve communication)

-- James-Lange and Cannon-Bard theories-- sham rage (decorticate cats)- Limbic system-- Kluver-Bucy syndrome

- amygdala (and anterior temporal)

- no fear, eat anything, “do” anything, hyper reactive, oral, visual agnosia

Damasio- somatic marker theory

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Cannon- Bard theory

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Contrary to Pinel:

Spinal injury reduces the experience ofemotion. The extent of emotional loss isgreatest when the lesion is high on thespine.

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Sham rage - overly severe, and not well directed

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In this funnel model of control of motivated behaviors, inputs from thefrontal lobes and limbic system are funneled through the hypothalamus, which controls the brainstem circuits to produce the behavioral patterns.

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Facial expressions made by young infantsin response to expressions made by theexperimenter.

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Duchenne Smile - real smile- orbicularis oculi - involuntary

- pulls stuff towards eye- zygomaticus major - voluntary

- pulls lip corners up

- look at the eyes!!

- or be genuine (e.g, method acting)

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Fear, defense, aggression

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Play or agression & defense postures???

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