Orienting and emotional perception: facilitation, attenuation, and interference

Volume: 3, Pages: 493 - 493
Published: Nov 16, 2012
Abstract
Human emotions are considered here to be founded on motivational circuits in the brain that evolved to protect (defensive) and sustain (appetitive) the life of individuals and species. These circuits are phylogenetically old, shared among mammals, and involve the activation of both subcortical and cortical structures that mediate attention, perception, and action. Circuit activation begins with a feature-match between a cue and an existing...
Paper Details
Title
Orienting and emotional perception: facilitation, attenuation, and interference
Published Date
Nov 16, 2012
Volume
3
Pages
493 - 493
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