Emotion Science is a state-of-the-art introduction to the study of emotion. Drawing on an
extraordinarily wide array of research from psychology and neuroscience, the author …

The interaction between emotion and working memory maintenance, load, and performance
has been investigated with mixed results. The effect of emotion on specific executive …

In the past few decades, researchers from a variety of disciplines have begun to examine
emotion and emotion-related processes in growing numbers (Gross, 1999). These …

Patients with schizophrenia have difficulty recognising the emotion that corresponds to a
given facial expression. According to signal detection theory, two separate processes are …

Psychology has a long history of developing methods to study mental states that avoid
reliance on introspective self-report. Psychoanalysts, for instance, used word choice errors …

Motivation is seen to guide selective attention in favor of motivation-consistent stimuli.
However, such links may be bi-directional in nature, such that selective attention processes …

Positive emotions such as amusement, interest, and contentment lead people to broaden
their repertoires of thoughts and actions, giving rise to exploration, reflection, learning, and …

Robust voice activity detection (VAD) is a very crucial step and a challenging problem in
developing real-time and high-performance speech recognition systems used in noisy …

Task-irrelevant static emotional faces, pictures, and words are known to involuntarily receive
or capture attention. Hand gestures, similar to faces, are biological stimuli that are often used …

Emotions are states in which physiology, cognition, and motivation are coordinated in a
specific pattern: For negative emotions, often one relevant to immediate survival or problem …