His experiment shows that, although our emotional life is an extension of innate emotional responsive dispositions and tendencies, the bodily responses and facial expressions are not fully replaced by a 'cognitive emotional life'.
And, because stress affects numerous bodily responses besides pain, research in many areas may be affected.
One of the earliest arousal theories suggested that one's perception of emotion depends upon the bodily responses the individual makes to a specific, arousing situation.
If emotion is in part a perception initiated by bodily responses, it is obviously desirable to know what these responses are.
test, a small group of American scientists, inventors and social reformers pursued the dream of a mechanical device that would separate truth from deception by recording involuntary bodily responses like blood pressure and pulse rate.
In animals with big brains, emotions – mere bodily responses – become translated into feelings, and with feelings, a mind – "a subtle flowing combination of actual images and recalled images in ever-changing proportions" – emerges from the brain.
and bodily responses (e.g., blood pressure and heart rate) for use in research, diagnosis and treatment.
Player classification models encode preferences and even bodily responses from people that play games.
These frontal limbic interactions are a means of translating experiential and affective processes into bodily responses.
In the present study, we measured bodily responses to these words while subjects intuitively judged them for emotional valence.
In dance philosophy there is controversy about how to construe the felt, bodily responses that the audience can and often does have while watching a dance performance.
