Emotion Feelings Stem from Evolution and Neurobiological Development, Not from Conceptual Acts: Corrections for Barrett Et al. (2007)

Emotion Feelings Stem from Evolution and Neurobiological Development, Not from Conceptual Acts: Corrections for Barrett Et al. (2007)

Contrary to the arguments of Barrett et al. (2007) in critiquing Izard (2007), emotion feelings (the key component of human emotions) stem from evolution and neurobiological development, not from conceptual acts. Barrett et al. made several other erroneous and seriously misleading criticisms of Izar...

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Published in:Perspectives on psychological science 2007-12, Vol.2 (4), p.404-405
Main Author: Izard, Carroll E.
Format: Article
Language:eng
Subjects:
Emotion
Emotion theories
Emotional development
Emotional expression
Emotional states
Neurobiology
Qualia
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Summary:Contrary to the arguments of Barrett et al. (2007) in critiquing Izard (2007), emotion feelings (the key component of human emotions) stem from evolution and neurobiological development, not from conceptual acts. Barrett et al. made several other erroneous and seriously misleading criticisms of Izard (2007), and they had little to say about the final two thirds of that article--an explication of emotion schemas and a new paradigm.
ISSN:1745-6916
1745-6924