Social feelings have conceptual and empirical connections with affect and emotion. In this
review, we discuss how they relate to cognition, emotion, behavior and well-being. We …

Frontal alpha asymmetry refers to the difference between the right and left alpha activity over
the frontal brain region. Increased activity in the left hemisphere has been linked to …

Objective What are the motivational underpinnings of solitude? We know from self‐report
studies that increases in solitude are associated with drops in approach motivation and rises …

How Music Empowers argues that empowerment is the key to unlocking the long-standing
mystery of how music moves us. Drawing upon cutting-edge research in embodied cognitive …

Despite growing knowledge about autism spectrum disorder (ASD), research findings have
not been translated into curative treatment. At present, most therapeutic interventions …

Social power (the ability to control or influence another's thoughts, feelings, or behaviors)
and empathy (the ability to both share and understand the thoughts and feelings of others) …

Experimental research conducted with student participants has documented that feeling
powerful or powerless (psychological power) affects outcomes with high practical relevance …

Recent studies have shown that the states of high and low social power (the ability to control
or influence another's thoughts, feelings, or behaviours) are related to left and right frontal …

Frontal alpha asymmetry (fAA) is purported to be a neurophysiological marker for anxiety
and depression. Higher left frontal alpha EEG voltage is associated with lower left and …

The asymmetry of the frontal α rhythm of the EEG as an index of the comparative activity of
the left and right prefrontal cortex is an important biomarker characterizing the state of a …