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Comparing your “happy” to my “happy”: how to assess the individual affective space

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By Brigitte M. Kudielka, Stefan Wüst, Hedwig Eisenbarth
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Emotions are of utmost relevance for everyday life and the development and maintenance of psychological disorders. Emotion theories mainly describe emotions as generalisable experiences, whereas differences in individual affective dynamics are less researched. Therefore, we endeavoured developing a tool to assess individual mental representations of emotions, aiming for a rich, yet replicable informational structure.
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Troubles upon troubles: the impact of adverse childhood experiences on outcomes of treatment for violent offending

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By Hedwig Eisenbarth, Erika Te Hiwi, Tjaša Kuštrin
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Adverse experiences in early life can have a significant impact across the lifespan, including maladaptive personality and violent behaviour. Treatment for violent behaviours is not always effective, which could be driven by mechanisms related to adverse early life experiences.
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Exploring the Relationship Between Emotion and Bodily Activity With Machine Learning

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By Roydon Goldsack, W. Bastiaan Kleijn, Hedwig Eisenbarth
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Moving through our social world, our experience is colored by our emotional state and informed by our body. While a role of behavioral and psychophysiological components is agreed on, the exact way through which emotions are constructed is opaque, complex and debated by emotion theorists (Barrett 2016; Cannon 1927; Schachter and Singer 1962).
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