Allowing for the important caveats of methodological variation and intrinsic biological heterogeneity, our findings suggest a potential unifying explanation for these apparent disparities in previous work: Huntington's disease modulates activity across a predominantly extrastriatal but distributed emotion processing network.
Work is structured, instead, to distribute emotion-laden roles across members of workgroups.
That doesn't mean it's a bad film — Payne captures some delicate moments of emotion, distributes his sympathies generously, looks at family life with great wisdom — but it does mean that Payne's artistry feels constrained by his lack of recent practice, as if he's using the tools he had in his chest rather than those that are now available.
Before distributing a survey about "emotional learning," which included thirty-four questions regarding drugs, alcohol, and emotions, Dryden suggested to his classes that they possessed a right not to incriminate themselves.
Emerging functional connectivity MRI methods provide information about the strength of connections across multiple distributed networks, such as emotion, motor and cognitive, in parallel, and so might be of high value in the future, unifying concepts across divergent conditions related to neuroplasticity.
The obvious complication is that emotion is subjective: people love their dogs more than they love pigs because they just do, and if you count this love as a legitimate criterion for distributing ethical concern, dogs will win every time.
Or distributing whatever.
Consistent with a constructionist hypothesis, a combination of large-scale distributed networks contributed to emotions, thoughts, and body feelings, although these mental states differed in the relative contribution of those networks.
