Lily Marino
@lilymarino.bsky.social
Psychology PhD student studying how contextual factors internal and external to the body shape affective experiences || Northeastern University || UVM alum || she/her
https://affective-science.org/
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3851-6438
https://affective-science.org/
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3851-6438
Super excited to share my work at #2025SPR later today on emotional granularity and cardiovascular physiology @therealspr.bsky.social! Virtual poster link here: tinyurl.com/MarinoSPR2025
October 16, 2025 at 3:08 PM
Super excited to share my work at #2025SPR later today on emotional granularity and cardiovascular physiology @therealspr.bsky.social! Virtual poster link here: tinyurl.com/MarinoSPR2025
Reposted by Lily Marino
Some scientists think emotions are sharply-defined types - each moment of joy is similar to the next, but different from moments of anger.
We found evidence for a different view: the lines between emotions are more blurry.
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tinyurl.com/2pmdwty2
We found evidence for a different view: the lines between emotions are more blurry.
1/
tinyurl.com/2pmdwty2
OSF
tinyurl.com
August 13, 2025 at 2:30 PM
Some scientists think emotions are sharply-defined types - each moment of joy is similar to the next, but different from moments of anger.
We found evidence for a different view: the lines between emotions are more blurry.
1/
tinyurl.com/2pmdwty2
We found evidence for a different view: the lines between emotions are more blurry.
1/
tinyurl.com/2pmdwty2