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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Perspective
Sensation is defined as “the conversation of energy from the environment into a pattern of response by the nervous system” Sensation is the registering of information / stimulus. Perception is the interpretation of that information (Kalat, 2008). Advertisements
28 May 2013 Expression
What do you think Hugh Laurie’s expression is saying? Click on the FACS code’s to code this expression. Post your thoughts in the comments below.
27 May 2013 Expression
What do you think this expression is saying? Click on the FACS code’s to code this expression. Post your thoughts in the comments below.
The Chemical Reaction of Romantic Love
During the attraction phase of a relationship the brain releases dopamine and norepinephrine (two of the body’s many neurotransmitters) that help contribute to a rosy outlook on life, a rapid pulse, increased energy and a sense of heightened perception. During … Continue reading
Posted in Emotions, Psychology
Tagged chemicals, dopamine, endorphins, norepinephrine, romantic love
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Charles Darwin
Charles Darwin was one of the first people known for researching emotion, believing emotions to be biological and universal. Paul Ekman’s studies of universal emotions with Wallace V. Friesen in Papua New Guinea verified that even cultures that have no contact … Continue reading
Posted in Emotions, Facial Expressions
Tagged Charles Darwin, David Matsumoto, paul ekman
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Schizophrenia, The Broken Mind
Source: BestMedicalDegrees.com
20 May 2013 Expression
What do you think Jodie Marsh’s expression is saying? Click on the FACS code’s to code this expression. Post your thoughts in the comments below.
