This ultrarapid connection of emotions, beliefs, and judgments creates what behavioral scientists call our social guidance system.
Mr. DeWitt counts himself among the hard-line atheists, but he believes that something may be lost when someone leaves the church — not just the parts about God, but also a sense of community and a connection to emotion.
It is probably because of such independence, the spatial separation did not create a rift in intergenerational relations; to the contrary, the connection of function and emotion increased.
My understanding of love has been based on a mutually agreed upon and beneficial exchange of emotion -- a connection that requires maintenance and expects responsibility of all parties.
In radio, you just learn to feel it: a raw, primitive, irresistible connection of music to the emotions.
"The film suggests mysterious connections of personality and emotion, but it was never meant to yield any neat, summary idea about the two women's lives," Caryn James wrote in The Times in 1991.
Ms. Lucas wondered if Mr. Kass was capable of the kind of emotion she craved; Mr. Kass pondered the nature of connection.
Inferences about the directionality of connections (forward, backward, bidirectional, or absent) are important in the context of emotion networks and made possible by DCM model comparison procedures.
If the view that emotions are a kind of perception can be sustained, then the connection between emotion and cognition will have been secured.
The author Deepak Chopra, who wrote the foreword to "Molecules of Emotion," called the book a "landmark in our understanding of the mind body connection".
