Items Categorized "Blogs – Lisa Barrett & the Brain"Page 1 of 2

Blogs related to Lisa Feldman Barrett’s work on emotions and the brain

Everything Is Not as It Seems: The Faulty Nature of Time Passage

Time is one of the most complex phenomena that is fundamental to how we experience and understand the world. We depend on the concept of time for structure;…

Stress, Social Media, and Suicide

Suicide rates are rising. We’ve seen the statistics, we’ve read it in the news, and unfortunately, some of us may have been impacted personally. This troubling trend is…

Concepts, Constructivism, and the Crafting of Implicit Biases

Inequality is an issue that runs rampant in modern day America. Implicit bias, racism, and stereotypes are buzzwords that have the power to incite a spectrum of emotions,…

Toddlers on Acid: Deconstructing the Self Through Psychedelics

Note: The author of this piece is neither endorsing nor condemning the use of psychedelics. Let’s have a pop quiz! You are dropped into a mysterious location, and…

Paris Bennett: Using Rationality to Heighten Negative Emotion

Barrett states that the United States’ legal system assumes that emotions are part of our supposed animal nature and cause us to perform foolish and even violent acts,…

Can Neuroscience Help Students Create an Ideal College Experience?

The college experience, in accordance with the continued rise of social media, has become increasingly demanding for undergraduate students. Students suffer from unparalleled levels of stress, anxiety, depression,…

Tell Your Story in Art: How Art Therapy Helps Us Master Our Emotions According to constructivism?

——————– I: Background of Art Therapy ——————– Art therapy includes various forms of art: visual art, music, and creative writing, etc. Art therapy is commonly used for people…

Bored.

[In Which I Set the Tone] Enter a man in the scene. Let’s say this man is shopping for grocery. He is of any age you prefer to…

What to Fear?: Reconciling Heidegger’s View on Death and Barrett

Each of us, human beings that is, shares one important destination on the road of our lives. Death. Not dying, as the variety of means by which we…

TRIGGER WARNING: The Constructionist Approach to Eating Disorders

TRIGGER WARNING: DO NOT read if prone to eating disordered thinking. Introduction The Essentialist (Natural-Human) View of emotions maintains the idea that the mental and the physical (including…