Emotional Intelligence: Emotional Expression and Emotional Regulation for Intrinsic and Extrinsic Emotional Satisfaction by Husain W, Inam A, Wasif S, Zaman S

Subjects: “…emotional intelligence…”
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Theory of Constructed Emotion: Emotional vocabulary and emotional intelligence by Alejandra Daniela Calero, Nicole Rosenfeld, María Belén Jader, Débora Inés Burin

Subjects: “…emotional vocabulary…”
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Effect of Emotional Content on Memory Characteristics: Emotional Valence, Emotional Intensity, and Individual Emotions by Kıvanç Konukoğlu, İnci Boyacioglu, Tolga Ergiyen

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Emotion Regulation as Emotion Modulation by Abel Wajnerman Paz

Subjects: “…emotion…”
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Emotions and Media: Emotional Regime and Emotional Factors of Selective Exposure by Jose Manuel Rivera Otero, Diego Mo-Groba, Gemma Vicente Iglesias

Subjects: “…emotions…”
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Stoicism (as Emotional Compression) Is Emotional Labor by Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò

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Mental imagery in emotion and emotional disorders. by Holmes, E, Mathews, A

“…The present review is divided into four main sections: (1) First, we review evidence that imagery can evoke emotion in at least three ways: a direct influence on emotional systems in the brain that are responsive to sensory signals; overlap between processes involved in mental imagery and perception which can lead to responding "as if" to real emotion-arousing events; and the capacity of images to make contact with memories for emotional episodes in the past. (2) Second, we describe new evidence confirming that imagery does indeed evoke greater emotional responses than verbal representation, although the extent of emotional response depends on the image perspective adopted. (3) Third, a heuristic model is presented that contrasts the generation of language-based representations with imagery and offers an account of their differing effects on emotion, beliefs and behavior. (4) Finally, based on the foregoing review, we discuss the role of imagery in maintaining emotional disorders, and its uses in psychological treatment.…”

Social sharing of emotions and bivalent emotions by Ma, GWS

“…This thesis has two objectives: Investigating effects of sharing one’s own emotions with other people across different stressors and exploring bivalent emotions in interpersonal and intergroup contexts. …”

Mental imagery in emotion and emotional disorders by Holmes, E, Mathews, A

“…The present review is divided into four main sections: (1) First, we review evidence that imagery can evoke emotion in at least three ways: a direct influence on emotional systems in the brain that are responsive to sensory signals; overlap between processes involved in mental imagery and perception which can lead to responding “as if” to real emotion-arousing events; and the capacity of images to make contact with memories for emotional episodes in the past. (2) Second, we describe new evidence confirming that imagery does indeed evoke greater emotional responses than verbal representation, although the extent of emotional response depends on the image perspective adopted. (3) Third, a heuristic model is presented that contrasts the generation of language-based representations with imagery and offers an account of their differing effects on emotion, beliefs and behavior. (4) Finally, based on the foregoing review, we discuss the role of imagery in maintaining emotional disorders, and its uses in psychological treatment.…”

Embracing the Emotion in Emotional Intelligence Measurement: Insights from Emotion Theory and Research by Marcello Mortillaro, Katja Schlegel

Subjects: “…emotion theory…”
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Prioritization of emotional faces is not driven by emotional content by Sjoerd M. Stuit, Chris L. E. Paffen, Stefan Van der Stigchel

“…Abstract Emotional faces have prioritized access to visual awareness. …”
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Emotional Intelligence and Emotional Hypersensitivity in Gifted Individuals by Christelle Gillioz, Maroussia Nicolet-dit-Félix, Marina Fiori

Subjects: “…emotion–information processing…”
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Mixed emotions and coping: the benefits of secondary emotions. by Anna Braniecka, Ewa Trzebińska, Aneta Dowgiert, Agata Wytykowska

“…The present research tested the proposition that experiencing a pattern of secondary mixed emotion (i.e., secondary emotion that embrace both positive and negative affects) more greatly promotes adaptive coping than experiencing two other patterns of mixed emotional experiences: simultaneous (i.e., two emotions of opposing affects taking place at the same time) and sequential (i.e., two emotions of opposing affects switching back and forth). …”
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De l’émotion à l’émotion by Gilbert Elbaz

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Speech emotion recognition based on emotion perception by Gang Liu, Shifang Cai, Ce Wang

Subjects: “…Speech emotion recognition…”
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Emotion and the predictive mind: Emotions as (almost) drives by José Araya

Subjects: “…emotion, interoception, interoceptive inference, perceptual theory of emotion, motivational theory of emotion.…”
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Emotional Bodies: Reflections on Emotional Learning in Schools by Simone Digennaro

“…For some time now, the school is reflecting on the emotional education. A Growing number of projects and specific activities were developed as effect of a large interest on a theme that, in the past, was barely investigated. …”
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Emotional development: evaluation of emotional competences in children by Amaya Cepa Serrano

“…Specifically, the ability to recognize and express emotions (emotional awareness), regulate emotions (emotional regulation), take the place of another (social competence) and identify and solve problems (life skills for welfare). …”
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Musical emotions affect memory for emotional pictures by Francesca Talamini, Greta Eller, Julia Vigl, Marcel Zentner

“…Abstract Music is widely known for its ability to evoke emotions. However, assessing specific music-evoked emotions other than through verbal self-reports has proven difficult. …”
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Paradoxes of Emotional Life: Second-Order Emotions by Antonio de Castro Caeiro

Subjects: “…emotional life…”
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