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The discussions reflect a strong interest through mentions of the meta-analysis and related critiques, as well as references to alternative theories, with a tone that combines curiosity and skepticism — exemplified by remarks on the amygdala not solely encoding emotion and claims of 'huge problems' with the analysis, indicating active engagement with the research's implications and limitations.
Most discussions acknowledge the study's findings that challenge traditional views of specific brain regions linked to emotions, showing moderate support for the article's conclusions.
Participants display high curiosity and engagement with the topic, referencing additional sources and debates about the interpretation of the meta-analysis.
Comments demonstrate some depth, with individuals questioning methodology, referencing specific brain regions like the amygdala, and linking to external critiques or related theories.
The discussions suggest the publication influences ongoing debates about emotional neuroscience, although their direct influence on wider scientific practice seems limited yet noteworthy.
@Mark_Solms First, some context. In the last seconds of our video chat (01:35:09) Mark remarked, "Huge problems with that meta-analysis, huge problems, but look, we're out of time." To justify his concern, he has linked to a blog post. Here's the meta-analysis: https://t.co/OsJYRRfGd4 1/19
The brain basis of emotion: A meta-analytic review https://t.co/mVs3YBU7Gz
Cleaned my desk after the capacitor accident yesterday. Finally, we do some math today. There's two papers I wanted to read as well: - The brain basis of emotion: A meta-analytic review - The theory of constructed emotion: an active inference account of interoception and https://t.co/33vaNxOqZv
The Brain Basis of Emotion: A Meta-Analytic Review https://t.co/XGM79vYt3S
Presenting the findings of a major analytical review. Conclusion is that the amygdala is not for emotion. it's signalling to other brain regions about salience, when there is uncertainty. https://t.co/iEK2Uc9rhn
Hay más, p.ej. cuestionando el supuesto zona del cerebro = emoción (p.ej. amígdala = miedo). https://t.co/cIzkecLatC
This video explores how the brain creates emotions, focusing on a meta-analysis showing emotions involve broader, overlapping brain networks rather than specific regions, supporting the psychological constructionist…
Recent research challenges the notion that bodily feelings are solely sensory. This video introduces the Embodied Predictive Interoception Coding model, which links brain predictions to emotional experiences, offering…
This video explores how emotions are formed in the brain, highlighting that they involve broad, overlapping networks rather than specific localized regions, supporting the psychological constructionist approach in…
Cleaned my desk after the capacitor accident yesterday. Finally, we do some math today. There's two papers I wanted to read as well: - The brain basis of emotion: A meta-analytic review - The theory of constructed emotion: an active inference account of interoception and https://t.co/33vaNxOqZv
Presenting the findings of a major analytical review. Conclusion is that the amygdala is not for emotion. it's signalling to other brain regions about salience, when there is uncertainty. https://t.co/iEK2Uc9rhn
The brain basis of emotion: A meta-analytic review | Behavioral and Brain Sciences | Cambridge Core - https://t.co/pLpPwQKevK https://t.co/fyonjoZvs8
RT @LFeldmanBarrett: @Mark_Solms First, some context. In the last seconds of our video chat (01:35:09) Mark remarked, "Huge problems with t…
RT @LFeldmanBarrett: @Mark_Solms First, some context. In the last seconds of our video chat (01:35:09) Mark remarked, "Huge problems with t…
RT @LFeldmanBarrett: @Mark_Solms First, some context. In the last seconds of our video chat (01:35:09) Mark remarked, "Huge problems with t…
RT @LFeldmanBarrett: @Mark_Solms First, some context. In the last seconds of our video chat (01:35:09) Mark remarked, "Huge problems with t…
@Mark_Solms First, some context. In the last seconds of our video chat (01:35:09) Mark remarked, "Huge problems with that meta-analysis, huge problems, but look, we're out of time." To justify his concern, he has linked to a blog post. Here's the meta-analysis: https://t.co/OsJYRRfGd4 1/19
The brain basis of emotion: A meta-analytic review https://t.co/tm6KjiwZ3a
Hay más, p.ej. cuestionando el supuesto zona del cerebro = emoción (p.ej. amígdala = miedo). https://t.co/cIzkecLatC
The brain basis of emotion: A meta-analytic review https://t.co/ihSaIDCHME
RT @briandavidearp: The brain basis of emotion: A meta-analytic review https://t.co/mVs3YBU7Gz
RT @briandavidearp: The brain basis of emotion: A meta-analytic review https://t.co/mVs3YBU7Gz
The brain basis of emotion: A meta-analytic review https://t.co/mVs3YBU7Gz
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RT @briandavidearp: The Brain Basis of Emotion: A Meta-Analytic Review https://t.co/XGM79vYt3S
RT briandavidearp: The Brain Basis of Emotion: A Meta-Analytic Review https://t.co/W9Gtb0wmcx
RT @briandavidearp: The Brain Basis of Emotion: A Meta-Analytic Review https://t.co/XGM79vYt3S
The Brain Basis of Emotion: A Meta-Analytic Review https://t.co/XGM79vYt3S
A deliciously ironic title (for a fascinating study) "The brain basis of emotion: A meta-analytic review ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…
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