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23. Apr. 2016 · We can imagine the improbable, but through illusion make it real. Does this make emotional illusion the brainchild of those who cannot face reality?
22. Juni 2020 · “Reality” is constructed by your brain. Here’s what that means, and why it matters. What the science of visual illusions can teach us about our polarized world. by Brian Resnick. Jun 22, 2020,...
- Brian Resnick
In this chapter, I argue that recalcitrant emotions are a kind of percep-tual illusion. I first sketch the case for the thesis that emotions, or more precisely occurrent emotions, are perceptions. 1 As will become clear, the argument for the perceptual theory of emotions is not independent
emotions is not independent of the claim that recalcitrant emotions are perceptual illusions. In the next section, I discuss an important argument against the perceptual account. According to Bennett Helm (2001), the conflict between emotions and evaluative judgements is importantly
The emotional phenomena discussed include effects on early visual processes, global vs. local perceptual focus, susceptibility to visual illusions, and perceptions of natural environments. In addition, since emotions have both bodily and motivational components, we also touch on perceptual influences of bodily and motivational states.
- Jonathan R. Zadra, Gerald L. Clore
- 10.1002/wcs.147
- 2011
- Nov-Dec 2011
Illusions – Introduction to Psychology. Learning Objectives. Explain how and why psychologists use illusions. Why Illusions? Psychologists have analyzed perceptual systems for more than a century.
1. Jan. 2012 · One central argument in favor of perceptual accounts of emotions concerns recalcitrant emotions: emotions that persist in the face of repudiating judgments. For, it is argued, to understand...
