Emotion and Consciousness

Barrett, Niedenthal, Winkielman, Introduction. Part 1. Cognition and Emotion. Niedenthal, Barsalou, Ric, Krauth-Gruber, Embodiment in the Acquisition and Use of Emotion Knowledge. Phelps, The Interaction of Emotion and Cognition: Insights From Studies of the Human Amygdala. Gray, Schaefer, Braver, Most, Affect and the Resolution of Cognitive Control Dilemmas. Part 2. Unconscious Emotional Processing: Perception of Visual Stimuli. Lundqvist, Ohman, Caught by the Evil Eye: Nonconscious Information Processing, Emotion, and Attention to Facial Stimuli. de Gelder, Nonconscious Emotions: New Findings and Perspectives on Nonconscious Facial Expression Recognition and its Voice and Whole-body Contexts. Atkinson, Adolphs, Visual Emotion Perception: Mechanisms and Processes. Part 3. Unconscious Emotional Behavior. Owren, Rendall, Bachorowski, Conscious and Unconscious Emotion in Nonlinguistic Vocal Communication. Bouton, Behavior Systems and the Contextual Control of Anxiety, Fear, and Panic. Part 4. The Experience of Emotion. Charland, Emotion Experience and the Indeterminacy of Valence. Barrett, Feeling is Perceiving: Core Affect and Conceptualization in the Experience of Emotion. Part 5. Perspectives on the Conscious-Unconscious Debate. Smith, Neumann, Emotion Processes Considered from the Perspective of Dual-Process Models. Scherer, Unconscious Processes in Emotion: The Bulk of the Iceberg. Winkielman, Berridge, Wilbarger, Emotion, Behavior, and Conscious Experience. Prinz, Emotions, Embodiment, and Awareness. Clore, Storbeck, Robinson, Centerbar, Seven Sins in the Study of Unconscious Affect.

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