Two-level theories of emotion extend this model to suggest that cognitive interpretations of physiological changes shape self-reported emotions.
We also aim to extend this line of work by investigating other emotions that may affect the decision to register as an organ donor or not.
Our results extend this by showing that the impairment is specific for emotions.
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The present results extend this idea.
Importantly, our results now extend this morpho-functional conservation to the activation by drugs of abuse and to the processing of rewarded learning and positive emotions.
Our first aim here was to extend this finding by testing the hypothesis that functional connectivity within the mentalising system would be higher during social than basic emotions.
Extending this model to emotional speech, we posit that each turn (document) can be represented as a mixture of emotion-specific topics.
Extending this work, Pell et al. [59] investigate emotion recognition across four languages (English, German, Hindi, and Arabic) using six distinct emotions.
The DES concept extends this example by defining a surface or even a hypersurface over which attractors representing the modeled emotions are placed.
