Şerife Leman Runyun
@srunyun.bsky.social
PhD candidate at Northeastern University
Studies psychophysiology, interoception, decision making and error monitoring
Studies psychophysiology, interoception, decision making and error monitoring
Reposted by Şerife Leman Runyun
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
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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