This theoretical model of emotion is based on research using the startle-probe methodology.
It explains inconsistencies in probe studies of attention and fear conditioning and provides a …

Biological systems are particularly prone to variation, and the authors argue that such
variation must be regarded as important data in its own right. The authors describe a method …

For over three decades, Allan N. Schore has authored numerous volumes, chapters, and
articles on regulation theory, a biopsychosocial model of the development …

Let's start from scratch in thinking about what memory is for, and consequently, how it works.
Suppose that memory and conceptualization work in the service of perception and action. In …

This chapter explores the psychophysiological study of emotion primarily from a biphasic
motivational view. This view posits that human emotions are organized by neural systems of …

By common definition, emergence means “to come forth from concealment or
obscurity”(Webster's Dictionary). In the context of this book, emergence also implies “without …

The goals of this study were (a) to examine differing views on the relationship between self‐
report of emotion and physiological expression of emotion,(b) to differentiate between …

Appraisal research has relied heavily on vignette-and recall-based methodologies in theory
construction; however, the validity of these methodologies in capturing the concomitants of …

Two studies examined the effects of PETTLEP-based imagery compared to more traditional
imagery interventions. PETTLEP imagery aims to produce a realistic and more functionally …

There is a tendency in contemporary psychology for the field to divide into smaller and
smaller independent subspecialties. Given the sheer volume and diversity of research …