Emotions are inextricably interwoven with cognitions. To the extent that we are willing to be
informed by introspections, it is clear that emotions pervade our conscious life, and that there …

Emotions are an extremely salient and important aspect of human mental life. However, until
recently they have not attracted much attention in cognitive science. Despite this neglect by …

The scientific study of emotion faces a potentially serious problem: after over a hundred
years of psychological study, we lack consensus regarding the very definition of emotion …

Emotions are complex and multifaceted phenomena. Although they have been examined
from a variety of perspectives, the study of the interaction between cognition and emotion …

In this article, I chart certain origins of the science of emotion back to the cognitive revolution.
I then highlight new developments in the field–the influences of emotion upon cognition, the …

In this chapter, we survey what has been learned through the scientific study of the interface
of emotion and cognition. By emotion, we mean brief, physiologically based states that are …

The French mathematician and philosopher Blaise Pascal once wrote,'The heart has its
reasons which reason knows not of.'This message–that emotion and cognition are separate …

Influential theories on affect and emotion propose a fundamental differentiation between
emotion and cognition, and research paradigms designed to test them focus on differences …

In this article I suggest how theories of emotion construction may inform the study of
cognition-emotion interactions. To do so, I adopt the two main concepts core affect and …

The diversity of opinion about what emotion is has been a major stumbling block for
research on and understanding of emotions. Klaus Scherer's article,“What are emotions …