The Cambridge Handbook of Human Affective Neuroscience

698 Pages·2013·7.537 MB·English

by  Jorge Armony, Patrik Vuilleumier (eds.)

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The Cambridge Handbook of Human
Affective Neuroscience
Neuroscientific research on emotion has developed dramatically over the past decade. The
cognitiveneuroscienceofhumanemotion,whichhasemergedasthenewandthrivingarea
of“affectiveneuroscience,”israpidlyrenderingexistingoverviewsofthefieldobsolete.This
handbookprovidesacomprehensive,up-to-date,andauthoritativesurveyofknowledgeand
topicsinvestigatedinthiscutting-edgefield.Itcoversarangeoftopics,fromfaceandvoice
perception to pain and music, as well as social behaviors and decision making. The book
considersandinterrogatesmultipleresearchmethods,amongthembrainimagingandphys-
iology measurements, as well as methods used to evaluate behavior and genetics. Editors
JorgeArmonyandPatrikVuilleumierhaveenlistedwell-knownandactiveresearchersfrom
more than 20 institutions across three continents, bringing geographic as well as method-
ologicalbreadthtothecollection.Thistimelyvolumewillbecomeakeyreferenceworkfor
researchersandstudentsinthegrowingfieldofneuroscience.
Jorge Armony holds the Canada Research Chair in Affective Neuroscience in the Depart-
ment of Psychiatry at McGill University. He is also a researcher at the Douglas Mental
HealthUniversityInstituteandamemberoftheInternationalLaboratoryforBrain,Music,
and Sound Research (BRAMS). Dr. Armony’s research focuses on the neural mechanisms
of emotional processing across modalities, including the interactions of these mechanisms
with other cognitive functions in healthy individuals as well as in patients suffering from
psychiatricandneurologicaldisorders.
PatrikVuilleumierisaprofessorattheUniversityofGenevaMedicalSchool,whereheleads
the Laboratory for Neurology and Imaging of Cognition and directs the Geneva Neuro-
scienceCenter.Dr.Vuilleumierwaspartoftheinterdisciplinaryteamthathelpedshapethe
SwissNationalCenterofCompetenceinResearchinAffectiveSciences.Dr.Vuilleumier’s
researchfocusesontheinfluenceofemotionprocessingonperception,attention,andaction,
usingfunctionalneuroimagingtechniquesandneuropsychologicalstudiesofbrain-damaged
patients.

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Contents
ListofContributors pagexi
Introduction 1
SECTION I: INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN AFFECTIVE NEUROSCIENCE
1 ModelsofEmotion:TheAffectiveNeuroscienceApproach 5
DavidSander
SECTION II: MEASURING EMOTIONAL RESPONSES
2 ObjectiveandSubjectiveMeasurementsinAffectiveScience 57
KatherineGardhouse&AdamK.Anderson
3 ATwo-WayRoad:EfferentandAfferentPathwaysofAutonomicActivityin
Emotion 82
NeilA.Harrison,SylviaD.Kreibig,&HugoD.Critchley
4 Electro-andMagneto-EncephalographyintheStudyofEmotion 107
AndreasKeil
5 PETandfMRI:BasicPrinciplesandApplicationsinAffectiveNeuroscience
Research 133
JorgeArmony&JungEunHan
6 LesionStudiesinAffectiveNeuroscience 154
LesleyK.Fellows
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SECTION III: EMOTION PERCEPTION AND ELICITATION
7 TheFacialExpressionofEmotions 171
NathalieGeorge
8 BodilyExpressionsofEmotion:VisualCuesandNeuralMechanisms 198
AnthonyP.Atkinson
9 PainandtheEmotionalResponsestoNoxiousStimuli 223
PierreRainville
10 ExaminingEmotionPerceptionandElicitationviaOlfaction 241
AprajitaMohanty&JayA.Gottfried
11 EmotionalVoices:TheToneof(True)Feelings 265
CarolinBru¨ck,BenjaminKreifelts,ThomasEthofer,&DirkWildgruber
12 EmotionandMusic 286
StefanKoelsch
13 LoveLettersandHateMail:CerebralProcessingofEmotionalLanguage
Content 304
JohannaKissler
SECTION IV: COGNITIVE-EMOTION INTERACTIONS
14 AffectiveBiasesinAttentionandPerception 331
JudithDom´ınguez-Borra`s&PatrikVuilleumier
15 Top-DownAttentionandtheProcessingofEmotionalStimuli 357
LuizPessoa,LeticiaOliveira,&MirtesPereira
16 EmotionRegulation 375
K.LuanPhan&ChandraSekharSripada
17 NeuralMechanismsUnderlyingValue-BasedDecisionMaking 401
JohnP.O’Doherty
SECTION V: EMOTIONAL LEARNING AND MEMORY
18 NeuralBasisofHumanFearLearning 419
JosephE.Dunsmoor&KevinS.LaBar
19 RewardLearning:ContributionsofCorticobasalGangliaCircuitstoReward
ValueSignals 444
DominicS.Fareri&MauricioR.Delgado
20 EmotioninEpisodicMemory:TheEffectsofEmotionalContent,Emotional
State,andMotivationalGoals 465
AlishaC.Holland&ElizabethA.Kensinger
SECTION VI: SOCIAL EMOTIONS
21 MoralEmotions 491
RolandZahn,RicardodeOliveira-Souza,&JorgeMoll