Brain networks subserving functional core processes of emotions identified with componential modeling.

ABSTRACT: Despite a lack of scientific consensus on the definition of emotions, they are generally considered to involve several modifications in the mind, body, and behavior. Although psychology theories emphasized multi-componential characteristics of emotions, little is known about the nature and neural architecture of such components in the brain. We used a multivariate data-driven approach to decompose a wide range of emotions into functional core processes and identify their neural organization. Twenty participants watched 40 emotional clips and rated 119 emotional moments in terms of 32 component features defined by a previously validated componential model. Results show how different emotions emerge from coordinated activity across a set of brain networks coding for component processes assoc

SUBMITTER: Mohammadi G 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC10267645 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Jun

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature