Psychological and Biological Approaches to Emotion

Table of contents

• Title Page iii
• Contents v
• Overview xi
• I Relationships Between Cognition and Emotion 1
• 1: Constructs of the Mind In Adaptation 3
• 2 A Constructivist Theory Of Emotion 21
• Acknowledgments 41
• References 41
• 3 Making Sense Out Of Emotion: the Representation And Use of Goal-Structured Knowledge 45
• References 71
• 4 The Influence of Positive And Negative Affect on Cognitive Organization: Some Implications for Development 75
• References 92
• Ii Biological Perspectives To Emotion 95
• 5 Neuropsychological Studies Of Emotional Changes Induced By Right and Left Hemispheric Lesions 97
• 6 Neocortical Substrates Of Emotional Behavior 115
• Conclusions 139
• References 141
• 7 Arousal and Activation Systems and Primitive Adaptive Controls On Cognitive Priming 145
• Conclusion 164
• 8 The Neuropsychology Of Emotion: Developmental Patterns and Implications For Psychopathology 167
• Conclusion and Questions For Future Research 198
• Acknowledgments 200
• Acknowledgments 201
• Iii Developmental Perspectives on Emotion 213
• 9 Developments in Expression: Affect and Speech 215
• Conclusion 242
• Acknowledgments 242
• 10 The Development of Anger Expressions in Infancy 247
• 10 The Development of Anger Expressions in Infancy 270
• References 280
• 11 Emerging Notions of Persons 283
• 12 Anger in Young Children 297
• References 308
• Iv Coping And Psychopathology 311
• 13 Coping and Emotion 313
• References 329
• 14 The Hopelessness Theory Of Depression: Current Status And Future Directions 333
• References 354
• 15 Emotion and Developmental Psychopathology 359
• Acknowledgements 378
• References 378
• V System Approaches To Emotion 383
• 16 Emotions in Relation To Systems of Behavior 385
• Acknowledgment 403
• Acknowledgment 403
• 17 The Biological Significance Of Affectivity 405
• Acknowledgments 433
• References 433
• Author Index 435
• Subject Index 451

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