Stanford Medicine scientists reveal how brain timing shapes emotions, shedding light on mental health and emotional disorders ...

thought and its tendency to consider all human consciousness and behavior as a function of biology. Both comparative zoology and comparative history show that, above the limited range of emotions ...

He was gathering evidence to bolster a controversial hypothesis: that all humans exhibit a small number of universal emotions, or affects, that are innate and the same all over the world.

Wharton management professor Sigal Barsade teaches, “If I smile, you’ll smile, but it’s not just mimicry. (You’ll) actually feel the emotion.” The odds are also very strong that you won ...

His message to the creators of Inside Out was that what we often label as negative emotions—such as sadness, anger, and fear—are not just inevitable parts of being human but are essential to our ...

and knowing that we have a feeling of that emotion." The most advanced forms of human creativity form part of what Damasio terms "the glory of extended consciousness," but it's all built around an ...

“Humans, human behavior and human emotions are at the center of everything I do ... But humans don’t communicate using only words: Tone of voice, context, posture and gestures all play a monumentally ...

At least, not all the time. Across the board, human beings are a roller coaster of emotions, feelings, and moods. According to 25 years of data, these emotions spread like wildfire person to person.