The chemical storm inside us
The universal language of faces
Cultural dialects of emotion
The hidden layers of complex emotions
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Master of How our bodies speak the language of feelings
sable Cultural Dialects of Emotion
Universal signs, subtle local lines, a native accent on the face.
sable Combining the German words for harm and joy, this feeling occurs when misfortune strikes highly successful or envied
sable Drag physical symptoms onto the compass to discover how each emotion is expressed.
The Iktsuarpok feeling: In Inuit culture, 'iktsuarpok' is the unique mix of anticipation and anxiety felt when waiting for someone to arrive.
The phenomenon where individuals perform better on tasks involving members of their own social or cultural group. In 2007, researchers demonstrated this phenomenon by comparing how participants from Gabon and Quebec communicated facial expressions.
What did the 1972 emotional study reveal about Japanese students watching stressful films in front of an authority figure?
What term do psychologists use for cultural norms that dictate how and when emotions should be publicly expressed?
Which Japanese term, analyzed by Takeo Doi in 1971, describes a comfortable, child-like dependence on another's benevolence?
Which cultural value emphasizes group harmony and collective emotional states over individual personal goals?
Which brain region, associated with pleasure and reward, is activated when a person experiences schadenfreude?