Emotion (In Greater Depth)

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Emotion (In Greater Depth) This core material is strangely missing from the Griggs Textbook.. Will be in online textbook and on 2nd midterm

The Big Questions / Issues Emotion beyond basic top-down / bottom-up: What is relationship between biology and feeling? Are all emotions universal? Are all emotions motivational states? What is their function? Key practical points: How to be happy? What to do about anger, anxiety, stress?

Defining Terms Emotion is short lived psychological state that: Activates specific emotional neural systems (amygdala, ventral striatum, ventral-medial PFC) Has characteristic subjective feeling Triggers physiological changes (heart rate etc) Also cognitive changes (thinking is altered) And behavioral responses (behavior is affected) Mood is long lasting, less intense, not triggered Affect is simple “map” for categorizing emotions valence (good / bad) arousal (high / low)

Valence vs. Arousal

Basic Emotions Fear, Anger, Sadness, Happiness, Disgust, Contempt, Surprise/Interest Why are these basic? What causes them? What benefits do they provide? Why only 1 positive? Where are Love and Hate? Why not Pain? Hunger? Lust?

The Face of Emotion These facial expressions are universal. What are they!?

News Flash: “Not” Face Discovered! C. F. Benitez-Quiroza, R. B. Wilburb, A. M. Martinez (2016), Cognition, 150, 77-84

Emotion for Communication It is important to communicate emotion – hence facial expressions.. And emoticons :) Display rules are cultural conventions about when and how to display emotions: intensify, de-intensify, mask, neutralize

How often do you display.. I modify my emotional display.. Typically once a week or more Typically around once a month Maybe once per year Never

Emotion = Motivation Emotions drive motivation, learning: without them everything is neutral and you can never decide! Fear: avoid bad things; Anger: attack bad things Disgust: don’t eat rotten things Contempt: punish bad people Happiness: approach, enjoy good things Surprise/interest: learn about unexpected things What is the point of Sadness!?

Robert Plutchik

Map of Emotions in vmPFC Valence: 25 vs 13/14? Arousal: intensity, also pgACC Driven by subcortical connectivity High-dimensional, multi-factorial representation Consistent with fMRI, MDD in sgACC, etc

Sample Goal Taxonomy

The emotional brain

Basic Drives: Hypothalamus

Amygdala Encodes Different Emotions

Self Help Psychology What is Happiness, and how can I get it? What is Anger, and what can I do about? What about Fear? Stress? Does it affect Health?

The Two Faces of Happiness Happiness = instantaneous emotional feeling Happiness = long-term life satisfaction Good news: everybody’s happy-ish! Bad news: some people aren’t! Parents are low on instantaneous, high on long- term..

I would be happier if.. A. I won the lottery B. I became a paraplegic C. No difference (long term)

Surprise!?

Money != Happiness Above ~$50k, more $ != more happiness So what does = more happiness? Immediate social network, relationships Standing in community / social recognition Goal achievement Dopamine driven by social feedback and progress toward goals!!! And a major (50%) contribution of genes..

Negative Emotions Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. - Leo Tolstoy, Anna Karenina We have many more negative emotions than positive ones! So we should learn to accept this fact!

Johanna Arch: Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Therapy Acceptance is powerful medicine!

Anger is not a liquid You don’t have to vent it! Leads to rehearsal.. Figure out the underlying source of frustration Deal with it And / or learn to accept the situation

Stress Management.. Stress is mostly “in your head” – does all this stuff really matter that much, or perhaps not?? To reduce stress, become a Boulderite: Exercise Meditation Optimism Sunshine, fresh air, etc..

I Get Sick When.. A. I’m currently under stress B. After the stressor is over C. When I am feeling cold / underdressed

Stress THEN Sick Stress itself does not make you sick.. It is the depletion period AFTER the stressor is over that makes you sick!