AMYGDALA AND EMOTION. Current Two-Path Theory StimulusPerception Thoughtful Interpreter Emotion Quick Interpreter Bad!Actor FEAR Relief.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Facial expression of emotion

Advertisements

Initial Validation of a New Measure of Facial Expression Recognition: Survivors of Childhood Cancer Compared to Typically-Developing Children Melanie J.

Module 16 Emotion.

Learning - Dot Point 2. Part A. Learning and Changes in the Brain – Brain Structures Associated with Learning.

Baron Cohen et al (1997) Reading Minds The eye task.

Motivation and Emotion

PSYC 1000 Lecture 44. Emotion –Response of whole organism to pleasant and aversive events of different types Happiness, Sadness, Fear, Anger, … –Three.

Unit 8: Motivation, Emotion and Stress

Emotions They colour everything we do. Aims Aim of this weeks lesson is to give you insight into various emotions and their origin and the difference.

Emotion October 19th, 2004 Brain Damage and Emotion

Emotion. The heart has reasons that reason does not recognize -- Pascal Reason is and ought to be the slave of passion -- Hume Are Emotions Necessary.

Emotion and Cognition Chapter 13 Monday November 20, 2006.

Emotion Chapter 18 Monday, November 24, Emotion and Motivation  Motivation – that which gives energy and direction to behavior. Inferred from goal-directed.

Ch 4: Perceiving Persons Part 1: Sept. 17, Social Perception Get info from people, situations, & behavior – We make quick 1 st impressions of people.

POSITIVE NEGATIVE HIGH AROUSAL LOW AROUSAL Elated Sleepy Angry Sad Proud Satisfied Interested Annoyed Surprised Fatigued Afraid Ashamed Emotions are Valenced.

An impure somatic theory of basic emotions Luca Barlassina University of Sheffield.

EKMAN’S FACIAL EXPRESSIONS STUDY A Demonstration.

Recognizing Emotions in Facial Expressions

Brain regions Neural systems interact The limbic system

Notes: 1. Exam corrections and assignment 3 due Thursday.

Facial Emotion Recognition and Social Functioning in Children With and Without Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Marissa Reynolds The Pennsylvania.

Aging and the use of emotional cues to guide social judgments Louise Phillips, Gillian Slessor & Rebecca Bull University of Aberdeen.

1 Emotions and Learning Emotions describe the state of a person and include Thoughts Feelings Psychological responses Behavioural responses.

Module 16 Emotions Kimberly, Diana, Kristen, JP, Chris, Michael, Chris.

Human Emotion ADA1O. Communication What are the different ways that we communicate with one another?

Emotion Module 12. What are emotions? full body responses, involving: 1. physiological arousal (increased heart rate) 2. expressive behaviors (smiling,

From: Carter R (1998) Mapping the Mind. Seven Dials, London.

By: Jessica Cowley, Camille Brown, Abi Loach and Tori Bates.

EMOTION, MOTIVATION AND BEHAVIOR

Chapter 10: Emotion pgs Music: “Not Afraid” Eminem “Dog Days are Over” Glee Cast.

Warm UP Identify the following topics in your own words

Module 16 Emotion.

Emotion, Stress & health

Emotion Chapter 13 Mr. Gambale.

Aspects of Emotion Subjective Feelings Outward Bodily Expressions Physiological Changes Interpretation Based on the Context.

Copyright © Allyn & Bacon 2007 Emotion. What Is Emotion? Emotion – A four-part process consisting of physiological arousal, cognitive interpretation subjective.

He feels sad.. She feels thirsty. She feels hungry.

The Brain. The Triune Brain Triune Brain Theory Three brains in one Each layer / brain developed in response to evolutionary need Reptilian / Old brain.

  The sadness is the absence of happiness.  It’s a hole in the heart difficult to fill.  Sadness is when you want to cry and sometimes do not know.

Regulation of Emotion. Name the emotion Contempt Surprise Anger Happiness Disgust Sadness Fear.

Ekman’s Facial Expressions Study A Demonstration.

Facial Expressions and Emotions Mental Health. Total Participants Adults (30+ years old)328 Adults (30+ years old) Adolescents (13-19 years old)118 Adolescents.

Feelings and Emotions. Angry What does it mean to be angry? What makes you angry or mad? Make a mad or angry face.

Discuss the extent to which cognitive and biological factors interact in emotion.

Introduction to Psychology Motivation and Emotion.

Darwin’s Legacy A Critical Examination of Darwin’s Theory.

What is it? Details Look at the whole.  Form of communication ◦ Communicating without words ◦ Non-verbal ◦ Using facial expressions ◦ Gestures  Can.

2D-CSF Models of Visual System Development. Model of Adult Spatial Vision.

Mood Detection.

Module 37 Theories of Emotion

Emotion is a psychological state involving

3 COMPONENTS OF EMOTION Physiological Arousal Expressive Behaviors

CHAPTER 10 Emotion.

Emotion and Social Cognition

Norton support number Call us

Emotions Emotions are universal – we all have them but we have them for different reasons in different situations.

Can you tell how others are feeling?

Arousal and Emotion.

Chapter 13 Emotion pt. 1: Facial Expressions and Theories of Emotions

The Amygdala part of the limbic system (with the hippocampus and hypothalamus) amygdala = “almond” processes emotional significance of stimuli and generates.

Emotions Emotions are universal – we all have them but we have them for different reasons in different situations.

בואו לשלב ידיים בשלובים שלובים, הרשת החברתית מקצועית של מכון מופ"ת

In love sleepy furious cold disgusted happy shy hot hungry scared

By Julia, Hampus and Emil

Module 16 Emotion.

Chapter 18: Brain Mechanisms of Emotion

Presentation transcript:

AMYGDALA AND EMOTION

Current Two-Path Theory StimulusPerception Thoughtful Interpreter Emotion Quick Interpreter Bad!Actor FEAR Relief

Emotion SM SM: A life-long pattern of social and emotional inadequacy. Urbach-Wiethe Disease Happy Angry Afraid Surprised Disgusted Mean Correlation with Normals SM Control

13-09 W. W. Norton

13-08c W. W. Norton

QUESTION Amygdala damage leads to deficits in what popular behavioural task? Classical conditioning

QUESTION: Damage to the amygdala leads to damage of what part of the stimulus-response pathway? The quick interpreter