1995
DOI: 10.1007/bf02250954
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Body, psyche, and the emotions

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“…Chodorow (1995) discusses fundamental (basic, primary) emotions and their connection to the body and the psyche. She states, ''emotions motivate and shape the way we move.…”
Section: The Body and Emotionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Chodorow (1995) discusses fundamental (basic, primary) emotions and their connection to the body and the psyche. She states, ''emotions motivate and shape the way we move.…”
Section: The Body and Emotionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is some evidence to suggest that some postures do not elicit the same response when viewed from different angles (Coulson, 2004;Daems & Verfaillie, 1999). To complicate the issue further, as Darwin (1872) postulated, the complex emotions (e.g., jealousy, greed, revenge, guilt) are usually too difficult to detect in others (Chodorow, 1995). Introduction of the so-called ''background emotions,'' including states such as calm and well-being (Damasio, 1999), has added yet another level of emotional information to consider.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Otros estudios han observado cómo a partir de ciertos movimientos corporales, un grupo de espectadores puede identificar siete emociones específicas principales (felicidad, tristeza, ira, asco, desagrado, miedo y sorpresa) y como es más difícil reconocer emociones secundarias (celos, envidia, engaño). Estos estudios demuestran que entre los movimientos de las personas existen patrones que permiten la identificación de las diferentes manifestaciones emocionales amplias (Chodorow, 1995).…”
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