Research on stress and disease has often afforded an important role to emotion, typically
conceptualized in broad categories (eg, negative emotions), viewed as playing a causal role …

Highlights•Emotions consist of subjective, expressive, and physiological
responses.•Research on mixed emotions has predominantly studied subjective …

Subjective complexity has been found to be related to hedonic measures of preference,
pleasantness and beauty, but there is no consensus about the nature of this relationship in …

Most studies on physiological effects of emotion-inducing images and sounds examine
stimulus locked variables reflecting a state of at most a few seconds. We here aimed to …

Using an appraisal framework, the present experiment tested the hypothesis that goal
relevance and goal conduciveness have an interactive effect on emotional responding. We …

We examined whether positive and negative emotion regulation (ER) goals while cognitively
reappraising amusing stimuli differentially engage positive (PA) and negative affect (NA) …

A pounding heart, changes in breathing, and sweaty palms are prototypical examples of the
physiological changes occurring in fear. Might similar, possibly less vigorous, changes also …

Nowadays, a variety of new pet food products are being launched on the market. The rising
global trend of pet ownership is linked to consumers' increased product demand …

Feedback of physiological responses have a great potential to support virtual training
paradigms aimed to increase cognitive task performance under stressful threatening …

This thesis examines the embodied geographies of heritage environments by discussing the
various features and qualities of these environments in relation to the body. Emerging from …