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Social Cognitive Neuroscience Spring 2017 1 Basics Prof. Kevin Ochsner Tuesday 2:10 pm – 4:00 pm 405 Schermerhorn Hall Psych W3680/G4685 Overview Social cognitive neuroscience seeks to integrate the theories and methods of its parent disciplines, social psychology and cognitive neuroscience. As such, it seeks to explain social and emotional behavior at three levels of analysis: The social level, which includes descriptions of experience, behavior, and context; the cognitive level, which specifies information processing (i.e. psychological) mechanisms; and the neural level, which specifies neural systems that instantiate these processes. The course begins with foundational concepts (multilevel analyses of behavior, converging evidence, the evolution of the human brain), which students use to analyze findings in number of core content domains (including emotional appraisal, emotion regulation, person perception, social affiliation and rejection, individual differences). Prerequisites: Course equivalents of at least two of the following courses (W1001, W1010, W2630, W3410, W3480, W3485) and/or the instructor's permission. Course requirements Each week, students will attend a two hour seminar. No later than 5:00 p.m. of the proceeding evening, students will submit a 2 page seed paper to the courseworks discussion board for the course. Seed papers analyze and integrate the hypotheses, conceptual premises, methods and findings of assigned research articles, and will be used to launch discussion during each meeting. For the first course meeting, and for selected topics throughout the duration of the course, the instructor will use one-half to one hour of meeting time for lectures that will provide historical context, background, and conceptual explication. For the final paper students will present a proposal for an original experiment that employs the social cognitive neuroscience approach. This proposal follows a specified format (called QuALMRI, to be described in a handout). Grading Grading is allocated as follows: Seed papers 35% Participation in discussion 30% Final paper 35% Note: Please let me know if you feel that your engagement/performance in the course may not be adequately reflected in any one of these key course elements (e.g., you are not always comfortable speaking up in groups). Together we can consider alternative weightings of seeds, discussion and final paper that may be more appropriate. Fulfillment of degree requirements PSYC W3680 is an advanced undergraduate seminar, designed particularly for students who are majoring in Psychology or in Neuroscience and Behavior. It fulfills the following degree requirements: For the Psychology major or concentration, W3680 meets the Group III (Social, Personality, and Abnormal) distribution requirement. For the Neuroscience and Behavior joint major, W3680 will fulfill the 5th Psychology requirement: “one advanced psychology seminar from a list approved by the Psychology Department advisor to the program.” W3680 will meet the social science requirement of GS, provided that students obtain the necessary permissions and have taken the prerequisite psychology courses. For instance, a student who has completed PSYC 1001 (The Science of Psychology) and PSYC 1010 (Mind, Brain, and Behavior), would be able to use W3680 for GS social science requirement. However, students who are majoring in Psychology or in Neuroscience and Behavior will have priority over students who are taking the course for the social science requirement. PSYC G4685 is a graduate seminar designed for students with interests in the intersection of social psychology and cognitive/affective neuroscience.

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Page 1: Social Cognitive Neuroscience - Columbia University · Social Cognitive Neuroscience Spring 2017 1 Basics Prof. Kevin Ochsner Tuesday 2:10 pm – 4:00 pm 405 Schermerhorn Hall Psych

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Basics

Prof.KevinOchsnerTuesday2:10pm–4:00pm405SchermerhornHallPsychW3680/G4685

Overview

Socialcognitiveneuroscienceseekstointegratethetheoriesandmethodsofitsparentdisciplines,socialpsychologyandcognitiveneuroscience.Assuch,itseekstoexplainsocialandemotionalbehavioratthreelevelsofanalysis:Thesociallevel,whichincludesdescriptionsofexperience,behavior,andcontext;thecognitivelevel,whichspecifiesinformationprocessing(i.e.psychological)mechanisms;andtheneurallevel,whichspecifiesneuralsystemsthatinstantiatetheseprocesses.Thecoursebeginswithfoundationalconcepts(multilevelanalysesofbehavior,convergingevidence,theevolutionofthehumanbrain),whichstudentsusetoanalyzefindingsinnumberofcorecontentdomains(includingemotionalappraisal,emotionregulation,personperception,socialaffiliationandrejection,individualdifferences).Prerequisites:Courseequivalentsofatleasttwoofthefollowingcourses(W1001,W1010,W2630,W3410,W3480,W3485)and/ortheinstructor'spermission.

Courserequirements

Eachweek,studentswillattendatwohourseminar.Nolaterthan5:00p.m.oftheproceedingevening,studentswillsubmita2pageseedpapertothecourseworksdiscussionboardforthecourse.Seedpapersanalyzeandintegratethehypotheses,conceptualpremises,methodsandfindingsofassignedresearcharticles,andwillbeusedtolaunchdiscussionduringeachmeeting.Forthefirstcoursemeeting,andforselectedtopicsthroughoutthedurationofthecourse,theinstructorwilluseone-halftoonehourofmeetingtimeforlecturesthatwillprovidehistoricalcontext,background,andconceptualexplication.Forthefinalpaperstudentswillpresentaproposalforanoriginalexperimentthatemploysthesocialcognitiveneuroscienceapproach.Thisproposalfollowsaspecifiedformat(calledQuALMRI,tobedescribedinahandout).

Grading

Gradingisallocatedasfollows:

• Seedpapers35%• Participationindiscussion30%• Finalpaper35%

Note:Pleaseletmeknowifyoufeelthatyourengagement/performanceinthecoursemaynotbeadequatelyreflectedinanyoneofthesekeycourseelements(e.g.,youarenotalwayscomfortablespeakingupingroups).Togetherwecanconsideralternativeweightingsofseeds,discussionandfinalpaperthatmaybemoreappropriate.

FulfillmentofdegreerequirementsPSYCW3680isanadvancedundergraduateseminar,designedparticularlyforstudentswhoaremajoringinPsychologyorinNeuroscienceandBehavior.Itfulfillsthefollowingdegreerequirements:• ForthePsychologymajororconcentration,W3680meetstheGroupIII(Social,

Personality,andAbnormal)distributionrequirement.

• FortheNeuroscienceandBehaviorjointmajor,W3680willfulfillthe5thPsychologyrequirement:“oneadvancedpsychologyseminarfromalistapprovedbythePsychologyDepartmentadvisortotheprogram.”

• W3680willmeetthesocialsciencerequirementofGS,providedthatstudentsobtainthenecessarypermissionsandhavetakentheprerequisitepsychologycourses.Forinstance,astudentwhohascompletedPSYC1001(TheScienceofPsychology)andPSYC1010(Mind,Brain,andBehavior),wouldbeabletouseW3680forGSsocialsciencerequirement.However,studentswhoaremajoringinPsychologyorinNeuroscienceandBehaviorwillhavepriorityoverstudentswhoaretakingthecourseforthesocialsciencerequirement.

PSYCG4685isagraduateseminardesignedforstudentswithinterestsintheintersectionofsocialpsychologyandcognitive/affectiveneuroscience.

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AcademicIntegrity

TheUniversitynowrequiresthatsyllabiincludediscussionoftheimportanceofacademicintegrityinyourstudiesatColumbia:

Theintellectualventureinwhichweareallengagedrequiresoffacultyandstudentsalikethehighestlevelofpersonalandacademicintegrity.Asmembersofanacademiccommunity,eachoneofusbearstheresponsibilitytoparticipateinscholarlydiscourseandresearchinamannercharacterizedbyintellectualhonestyandscholarlyintegrity.Inpracticalterms,thismeansthat,asstudents:

• Youmustberesponsibleforthefullcitationsofothers’ideasinallofyourresearchpapersandprojects

• Youmustbescrupulouslyhonestwhentakingyourexaminations• Youmustalwayssubmityourownworkandnotthatofanotherstudent,

scholar,orinternetagent.FromtheFacultyStatementonAcademicIntegrity(www.college.columbia.edu/academics/integrity-statement):

• StudentsareexpectedtodotheirownworkonalltestsandassignmentsforthisclassandactinaccordancewiththeFacultyStatementonAcademicIntegrityandHonorCodeestablishedbythestudentsofColumbiaCollegeandtheSchoolofGeneralStudies.

• Becauseanyacademicintegrityviolationunderminesourintellectualcommunity,studentsfoundtohavecheated,plagiarized,orcommittedanyotheractofacademicdishonestycanexpecttoreceiveazerofortheworkinquestionandmayfailtheclass.

• StudentswillalsobereferredtotheDean’sDisciplinaryProcess(see:www.college.columbia.edu/academics/disciplinaryprocess).

Itisstudents’responsibilitytoensuretheirworkmaintainsexpectedstandards.Shouldyouhaveanyquestionsorconcernsregardingtheseexpectations,please:

• Talkwiththeinstructor• RefertotheColumbiaUniversityUndergraduateGuidetoAcademicIntegrity:

www.college.columbia.edu/academics/academicintegrity

ReadingListThereadinglisthastwomainparts.Thefirstistheweek-to-weeksyllabusofrequiredreadings.Althoughattimestheremayappeartobeafairnumberofreadingsassignedforagivenweek,keepinmindtwothings.Forone-oftenthereisanoptiontopickasubsetofreadings(denotedby,‘pick….’notations).Assumingyouwon’tallpickthesameones,asagroup,we’llhavearicherdiscussionasfolksweighinonboththereadingsyoudidanddidnotchosetofocuson.Foranother–inreality,therereallyisn’tnearlyenoughreadingassignedonanyonetopictotrulygointogreatdepthonit.Theideaistogiveyouanintroductiontoresearchoneachtopicandwhetyourappetiteformore.Totheextenttheassignedreadingsserveasanappetizer–youcanturntothesecondpartofthereadinglistfortheentree’anddessert:Locatedattheendoftheregularsyllabusisamoreextensivelistofoptionalsupplementalreadingsthatcanprovideadditionaldepthforthetopicscoveredeachweek.Part1:RequiredReadings01/17 Week1.

Introduction,origins,basicprinciples(or,what’slifeallabout,andhowdowestarttryingtounderstandit?).Thisweekintroducesustothekindsofcontent–i.e.thesocialandemotionalthingsthatmakeuswhoweare–thatwillbethefocusofthecourse.Wewillalsoconsidertheapproachwewilltaketounderstandingthem–whichincludesthedevelopmentofmulti-levelanalyses,arelianceonconvergingevidenceandtheuseofmultiplemethods.

OverviewØ Ochsner,K.N.(2007).SocialCognitiveNeuroscience:HistoricalDevelopment,Core

Principles,andFuturePromise.Kruglanksi,A.,&Higgins,E.T.(Eds.).SocialPsychology:AHandbookofBasicPrinciples(pp.39-66).2ndEd.NewYork:GuilfordPress.[pages39-40,45-52]

Ø Dunbar,R.I.,&Shultz,S.(2007).Evolutioninthesocialbrain.Science,317(5843),1344-1347.

BehaviorØ Baron-Cohen,S.(1995).Mindblindness:Anessayonautismandtheoryofmind.

Cambridge,MA:TheMITPress.[Chapters1-3]BrainØ Damasio,A.(1994).Descartes'error:emotion,reason,andthehumanbrain.NewYork:

G.P.Putnam.[Chapters1and3]PodcastØ Invisbilia:Fearless,fromJan15,2015

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01/24 Week2.

SocioaffectiveRespondingI:Appraising(or,subjectiveconstrualasthebasisofbeing).Howwerespondtosituationsisatitsroot,anaffectivematter,andafunctionofhowweappraiseorconstruethemeaningofsituations.Thisweek’sreadingsconsiderthepsychologicalprocessesandbrainsystemscriticalforappraisalprocesses.

Overview(pickfirsttwoorsecondtwo)Ø Moors,A.,Ellsworth,P.C.,Scherer,K.R.,&Frijda,N.H.(2013).Appraisaltheoriesof

emotion:Stateoftheartandfuturedevelopment.EmotionReview,5(2),119-124.Ø Tracy,J.L.,&Randles,D.(2011).Fourmodelsofbasicemotions:AreviewofEkman

andCordaro,Izard,Levenson,andPankseppandWatt.EmotionReview,3(4),397-405.Ø Cunningham,W.A.,&Brosch,T.(2012).Motivationalsalience:Amygdalatuningfrom

traits,needs,values,andgoals.CurrentDirectionsinPsychologicalScience,21(1),54-59.Ø Kringelbach,M.L.,&Berridge,K.C.(2012).Thejoyfulmind.SciAm,307(2),40-45Ø SeealsoApril2013specialissueofEmotionReview,whichfocusedonappraisal

theories.

BehaviorØ Bargh,J.A.,Chaiken,S.,Govender,R.,&Pratto,F.(1992).Thegeneralityofthe

automaticattitudeactivationeffect.JournalofPersonality&SocialPsychological,62(6),893-912.[Exp1only]

Ø Lindquist,K.A.,&Barrett,L.F.(2008).Constructingemotion:theexperienceoffearasaconceptualact.PsycholSci,19(9),898-903.

BrainØ Mobbs,D.,Petrovic,P.,Marchant,J.L.,Hassabis,D.,Weiskopf,N.,Seymour,B.,etal.

(2007).Whenfearisnear:threatimminenceelicitsprefrontal-periaqueductalgrayshiftsinhumans.Science,317(5841),1079-1083.

01/31 Week3.

SocioaffectiveRespondingII:Expressing(or,communicatingourinternalstatestoothers).Ouraffectiveresponsestosituationsaremanifestinvariouskindsofbehavioral,physiologicalandexperientialchanges.Theseresponsesarenotjustreadoutsofunderlyingappraisals,butcanthemselvesinitiateresponses.Thisweek’sreadingsconsiderexpressionsasbothoutputsofandinputstoemotionalresponses.

OverviewØ Shariff,A.F.,&Tracy,J.L.(2011).Whatareemotionexpressionsfor?CurrentDirections

inPsychologicalScience,20(6),395-399.Ø Barrett,L.F.(2011).WasDarwinwrongaboutemotionalexpressions?Current

DirectionsinPsychologicalScience,20(6),400-406.Behavior(pick1)Ø Susskind,J.M.,Lee,D.H.,Cusi,A.,Feiman,R.,Grabski,W.,&Anderson,A.K.(2008).

Expressingfearenhancessensoryacquisition.NatNeurosci,11(7),843-850.Ø Davis,J.I.,Senghas,A.,Brandt,F.,&Ochsner,K.N.(2010).TheeffectsofBOTOX

injectionsonemotionalexperience.Emotion,10(3),433-440.Ø Carney,D.R.,Cuddy,A.J.C.,&Yap,A.J.(2010).Powerposing:Briefnonverbal

displaysaffectneuroendocrinelevelsandrisktolerance.PsychologicalScience,21(10),1-6.

Brain(pick1)Ø Knutson,B.,Rick,S.,Wimmer,G.E.,Prelec,D.,&Loewenstein,G.(2007).Neural

predictorsofpurchases.Neuron,53(1),147-156.Ø Harrison,N.A.,Gray,M.A.,Gianaros,P.J.,&Critchley,H.D.(2010).Theembodiment

ofemotionalfeelingsinthebrain.JNeurosci,30(38),12878-12884.02/07 Week4.

SocioaffectiveRespondingIII:Reflecting(or,self-awareness,self-consciousness,self-reflection,self-knowledgeandintrapersonalunderstanding…andhowtheyinfluenceourresponsestosituations).Howdoweknowwhatwe’refeelingrightnow,orwhatwe’relikeingeneral?Thisweekweconsiderhowourimplicit(or‘lay’)theoriesabouthowourmindsworkinfluenceourbeliefsaboutourselves,ourabilitytoself-reportourthoughtsandfeelings,themechanismsunderlyingthesereports,andwhyitmatterswhatwethinkaboutourfeelingsandselvesmoregenerally.

OverviewØ Wicklund,R.A.(1979).Theinfluenceofself-awarenessonhumanbehavior.American

Scientist,67(2),187-193.Ø Garfinkel,S.N.,Nagai,Y.,Seth,A.K.,&Critchley,H.D.(2013).Neuroimagingstudies

ofinteroceptionandself-awareness.InA.E.Cavanna,A.Nani,H.Blumenfeld&S.Laureys(Eds.),NeuroimagingofConcsciousness(pp.207-224).Berlin:Springer.

BehaviorØ Killingsworth,M.A.,&Gilbert,D.T.(2010).Awanderingmindisanunhappymind.

Science,330(6006),932.Ø Kron,A.,Goldstein,A.,Lee,D.H.,Gardhouse,K.,&Anderson,A.K.(2013).Howare

youfeeling?Revisitingthequantificationofemotionalqualia.PsycholSci,24(8),1503-1511.

Brain(Mason+1other)Ø Beer,J.S.,John,O.P.,Scabini,D.,&Knight,R.T.(2006).Orbitofrontalcortexand

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socialbehavior:integratingself-monitoringandemotion-cognitioninteractions.JCognNeurosci,18(6),871-879.

Ø Mason,M.F.,Norton,M.I.,VanHorn,J.D.,Wegner,D.M.,Grafton,S.T.,&Macrae,C.N.(2007).Wanderingminds:thedefaultnetworkandstimulus-independentthought.Science,315(5810),393-395.

Ø Satpute,A.B.,Shu,J.,Weber,J.,Roy,M.,&Ochsner,K.N.(2013).Thefunctionalneuralarchitectureofself-reportsofaffectiveexperience.BiolPsychiatry,73(7),631-638.

PodcastØ Radiolab:Thesecrethistoryofthoughts,fromJan8,2015

02/14 Week5.

SocioaffectiveRespondingIV:Modulating(or,howaffectandemotionmodulateperceptualandcognitiveprocesses).Affectiveresponsescolorwhatweattendto,perceive,judgeandremember.Thisweek’sreadingsconsiderthemechanismsunderlyingtheinfluenceofaffectonperceptionandcognition.

OverviewØ Clore,G.L.,&Huntsinger,J.R.(2007).Howemotionsinformjudgmentandregulate

thought.TrendsCognSci,11(9),393-399.BehaviorØ Kahneman,D.,Fredrickson,B.L.,Schreiber,C.A.,&Redelmeier,D.A.(1993).When

morepainispreferredtoless:Addingabetterend.PsychologicalScience,4(6),401-405.Ø Murty,V.P.,LaBar,K.S.,Hamilton,D.A.,&Adcock,R.A.(2011).Isallmotivationgood

forlearning?Dissociableinfluencesofapproachandavoidancemotivationindeclarativememory.LearnMem,18(11),712-717.

Brain(picktwo)Ø Cahill,L.,Haier,R.J.,Fallon,J.,Alkire,M.T.,Tang,C.,Keator,D.,etal.(1996).

Amygdalaactivityatencodingcorrelatedwithlong-term,freerecallofemotionalinformation.ProcNatlAcadSciUSA,93(15),8016-8021.

Ø Anderson,A.K.,&Phelps,E.A.(2001).Lesionsofthehumanamygdalaimpairenhancedperceptionofemotionallysalientevents.Nature,411(6835),305-309.

Ø Adcock,R.A.,Thangavel,A.,Whitfield-Gabrieli,S.,Knutson,B.,&Gabrieli,J.D.(2006).Reward-motivatedlearning:mesolimbicactivationprecedesmemoryformation.Neuron,50(3),507-517.

02/21 Week6. SocioaffectiveRespondingV:Regulating(or,self-controlandself-regulation).

Anyonewhohasbeenrejected,depressed,embarrassed,afraid,angry,hadacrush,beeninlove,drunk-dialed,orcommittedsomeotherfauxpas,knowsthat

notallouremotionsandactionsarecontextappropriate,adaptiveordesirable.Howdowetakecontrolofouremotionsandmotivatedactions?Thisweekexploreswhatweknowabouthowtoregulateouremotions–andselvesmoregenerally–fromthekindsofstrategieswecandeploytobrainsystemsunderlyingthem.

OverviewØ Ochsner,K.N.,Silvers,J.A.,&Buhle,J.T.(2012).Functionalimagingstudiesof

emotionregulation:asyntheticreviewandevolvingmodelofthecognitivecontrolofemotion.AnnNYAcadSci,1251,E1-24.

Behavior(pick2)Ø Pennebaker,J.W.(1997).Writingaboutemotionalexperiencesasatherapeutic

process.PsychologicalScience,8(3),162-166.Ø Lieberman,M.D.,Ochsner,K.N.,Gilbert,D.T.,&Schacter,D.L.(2001).Doamnesics

exhibitcognitivedissonancereduction?Theroleofexplicitmemoryandattentioninattitudechange.PsycholScience,12(2),135-140.

Ø Wegner,D.M.,Wenzlaff,R.M.,&Kozak,M.(2004).Dreamrebound:thereturnofsuppressedthoughtsindreams.PsycholSci,15(4),232-236.

BrainØ Kober,H.,Mende-Siedlecki,P.,Kross,E.F.,Weber,J.,Mischel,W.,Hart,C.L.,etal.

(2010).Prefrontal-striatalpathwayunderliescognitiveregulationofcraving.ProcNatlAcadSciUSA,107(33),14811-14816.

Ø Wagner,D.D.,&Heatherton,T.F.(2012).Self-regulatorydepletionincreasesemotionalreactivityintheamygdala.SocCognAffectNeurosci.

PodcastØ Freakonomicsradio:Preventingcrimeforpenniesonthedollar,fromSept9,201502/28 Week7.

ConnectingI:Identifying(….socialcuesandtheirmeaning….or,perceivinganddecodingthedynamicflowofnonverbalandverbalcuestoemotionandsocialintent).Eachofussendsexpressivesignalsthatconveyouremotionsandintentionstoothers.Herewestarttoaskwhatmechanismsenableustoidentifythemeaningofthesignalsotherssendtous.

Overview(pick2)Ø Ambady,N.(2010).Theperilsofpondering:Intuitionandthinslicejudgments.

PsychologicalInquiry,21(4),271-278.Ø Atkinson,A.P.,&Adolphs,R.(2011).Theneuropsychologyoffaceperception:beyond

simpledissociationsandfunctionalselectivity.PhilosTransRSocLondBBiolSci,366(1571),1726-1738.

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Ø deGelder,B.,deBorst,A.W.,&Watson,R.(2015).Theperceptionofemotioninbodyexpressions.WileyInterdiscipRevCognSci,6(2),149-158.

BehaviorØ Ballew,C.C.,2nd,&Todorov,A.(2007).Predictingpoliticalelectionsfromrapidand

unreflectivefacejudgments.ProcNatlAcadSciUSA,104(46),17948-17953.Ø Maringer,M.,Krumhuber,E.G.,Fischer,A.H.,&Niedenthal,P.M.(2011).Beyond

smiledynamics:mimicryandbeliefsinjudgmentsofsmiles.Emotion,11(1),181-187.BrainØ Whalen,P.J.,Shin,L.M.,McInerney,S.C.,Fischer,H.,Wright,C.I.,&Rauch,S.L.

(2001).AfunctionalMRIstudyofhumanamygdalaresponsestofacialexpressionsoffearversusanger.Emotion,1(1),70-83.

Ø Schiller,D.,Freeman,J.B.,Mitchell,J.P.,Uleman,J.S.,&Phelps,E.A.(2009).Aneuralmechanismoffirstimpressions.NatNeurosci,12(4),508-514.

03/07 Week8.

ConnectingII:Interpreting(or,makingattributionsaboutwhatothersthink,feel,wantorintend–now,oringeneral).Anyonewhohaseverbeenonadate,playedastrategicgame,orsimplyhadaconversationknowsthatfacialandbodilycuesprovideinitialcluestowhatothersthink,feelandwant–butbythemselvesaren’tveridicalindicatorsofthoseunderlyingmentalstates.What’smore,wedon’tjustgetoneortwoofthesecluesatatime–wearesentmultiplecuesinparallel,eachchangingwithaperson’smood,situation,andsoon.Thisweekweaskwhatpsychologicalandbrainmechanismsenableustointerpret–ordrawinferencesabout–theinternalfeelingsandintentionsthatunderlietherichanddynamiccombinationsofcuesotherpeoplesendus.

OverviewØ Zaki,J.,&Ochsner,K.(2012).Theneuroscienceofempathy:progress,pitfallsand

promise.NatNeurosci,15(5),675-680.Ø Waytz,A.,Epley,N.,&Cacioppo,J.T.(2010).Socialcognitionunbound:Insightsinto

anthropomorphismanddehumanization.CurrentDirectionsinPsychologicalScience,19(1),58-62.

BehaviorØ Gilbert,D.T.,Pelham,B.W.,&Krull,D.S.(1988).Oncognitivebusyness:Whenperson

perceiversmeetpersonsperceived.JournalofPersonality&SocialPsychology,54(5),733-740.

Ø Zaki,J.,Bolger,N.,&Ochsner,K.(2008).Ittakestwo:theinterpersonalnatureofempathicaccuracy.PsycholSci,19(4),399-404.

Brain(pick1)

Ø Spunt,R.P.,&Lieberman,M.D.(2012).Anintegrativemodeloftheneuralsystemssupportingthecomprehensionofobservedemotionalbehavior.NeuroImage,59(3),3050-3059.

Ø Hackel,L.M.,Doll,B.B.,&Amodio,D.M.(2015).Instrumentallearningoftraitsversusrewards:dissociableneuralcorrelatesandeffectsonchoice.NatNeurosci,18(9),1233-1235.

PodcastØ Radiolab:Juicervose,fromSept18,201403/14 Week9. SpringBreak03/21 Week10.

ConnectingIII:Interacting(or,emotionsaboutandactionstowardsothers,fromempathytoenmity).Havingconsideredhowweidentifywhatcuesotherssendusandwhattheyrevealaboutunderlyingmentalstates,thequestionbecomeshowwethenrespondaffectivelyandchosetoacttowardsthesendersofthosecues.Sometimeswerespondwithwarmthandconnection…andothertimeswerejectandostracizethem.Thisweekweconsiderwhen,howandwhythishappens.

OverviewØ Bhanji,J.P.,&Delgado,M.R.(2014).TheSocialBrainandReward:SocialInformation

ProcessingintheHumanStriatum.WileyInterdiscipRevCognSci,5(1),61-73.Ø Zaki,J.,&Cikara,M.(inpress).Addressingempathicfailures.CurrentDirectionsin

PsychologicalScience.Behavior(pick2)Ø Krosch,A.R.,&Amodio,D.M.(2014).Economicscarcityalterstheperceptionofrace.

ProcNatlAcadSciUSA,111(25),9079-9084.Ø Evans,A.M.,Dillon,K.D.,&Rand,D.G.(inpress).Fastbutnotintuitive,slowbutnot

reflective:Decisionconflictdrivesreactiontimesinsocialdilemmas.JournalofExperimentalPsychology:General.

Ø Lakin,J.L.,Jefferis,V.E.,Cheng,C.M.,&Chartrand,T.L.(2003).Thechameleoneffectassocialglue:Evidencefortheevolutionarysignificanceofnonconsciousmimicry.JournalofNonverbalBehavior,27(3),145-162.

Brain(1offirstpair,1ofsecondpair)Ø Eisenberger,N.I.,Lieberman,M.D.,&Williams,K.D.(2003).Doesrejectionhurt?An

fMRIstudyofsocialexclusion.Science,302,290-292.Ø Lieberman,M.D.,Hariri,A.,Jarcho,J.M.,Eisenberger,N.I.,&Bookheimer,S.Y.

(2005).AnfMRIinvestigationofrace-relatedamygdalaactivityinAfrican-AmericanandCaucasian-Americanindividuals.NatNeurosci,8(6),720-722..

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Ø Telzer,E.H.,Ichien,N.,&Qu,Y.(2015).Thetiesthatbind:Groupmembershipshapestheneuralcorrelatesofin-groupfavoritism.Neuroimage,115,42-51.

Ø VanBavel,J.J.,Packer,D.J.,&Cunningham,W.A.(2008).Theneuralsubstratesofin-groupbias:Afunctionalmagneticresonanceimaginginvestigation.PsychologicalScience,19(11),1131-1139.

PodcastØ Radiolab:What’sleftwhenyou’reright?fromFeb24,2014[GoldenBallssegmentat

beginning]03/28 Week11.

ConnectingIV:Influencing(or,howyouractionssociallyalter,regulateandotherwiseexertinfluenceoverotherpeople’semotions,attitudesandbeliefs).Whetherweloveorhateeachother–wetrytoinfluence,sway,andregulateeachother’sbehaviorinordertopersuade,dissuade,deceiveandsupporteachother.Thisweekweconsiderhowthepsychologicalandbrainmechanismswe’velearnedaboutearlierinthecoursecomeintoplaywhenweexertsocialinfluenceovereachother’sbeliefs,preferencesandemotions.

OverviewØ Coan,J.A.(2011).Thesocialregulationofemotion.InJ.Decety&J.T.Cacioppo(Eds.),

OxfordHandbookofSocialNeuroscience(pp.614-623).NewYork,NY:OxfordUniversityPress.

Behavior(pick2)Ø Mikulincer,M.,Gillath,O.,&Shaver,P.R.(2002).Activationoftheattachmentsystem

inadulthood:threat-relatedprimesincreasetheaccessibilityofmentalrepresentationsofattachmentfigures.JPersSocPsychol,83(4),881-895.[Exp1only]

Ø Bolger,N.,&Amarel,D.(2007).Effectsofsocialsupportvisibilityonadjustmenttostress:experimentalevidence.JPersSocPsychol,92(3),458-475.[Exp1only]

Ø Olsson,A.,&Phelps,E.A.(2007).Sociallearningoffear.NatNeurosci,10(9),1095-1102.Ø Master,S.L.,Eisenberger,N.I.,Taylor,S.E.,Naliboff,B.D.,Shirinyan,D.,&

Lieberman,M.D.(2009).Apicture'sworth:partnerphotographsreduceexperimentallyinducedpain.PsycholSci,20(11),1316-1318.

Ø Ernest-Jones,M.,Nettle,D.,&Bateson,M.(2011).Effectsofeyeimagesoneverydaycooperativebehavior:Afieldexperiment.EvolutionandHumanBehavior,32(3),172-178.

Brain(Pick1)Ø Coan,J.A.,Schaefer,H.S.,&Davidson,R.J.(2006).Lendingahand:socialregulation

oftheneuralresponsetothreat.PsycholSci,17(12),1032-1039.Ø Klucharev,V.,Hytonen,K.,Rijpkema,M.,Smidts,A.,&Fernandez,G.(2009).

Reinforcementlearningsignalpredictssocialconformity.Neuron,61(1),140-151.

PodcastØ Radiolab:Thetrustengineers,fromFeb9,2015

04/04 Week12.

ConnectingIV:Networking(or,howgroupsandourstatusinthemexertinfluenceoverusasindividuals….andhowwe,inturn,perceiveandinfluencegroups).Thefinallegofourinterpersonaljourneymovesuptothelevelofthegrouptoconsiderthekindsofstatusweseekwithinthem,whatthisstatusconfersuponus,andhowbeingamemberofanextendednetworkofpeopleinfluenceshowweperceivethosewhoare–orarenot–membersofourgroupsandnetworks.

OverviewØ Fowler,J.H.,&Christakis,N.A.(2008).Dynamicspreadofhappinessinalargesocial

network:longitudinalanalysisover20yearsintheFraminghamHeartStudy.BMJ,337,a2338.

Ø Anderson,C.,&Kilduff,G.J.(2009).Thepursuitofstatusinsocialgroups.CurrentDirectionsinPsychologicalScience,18(5),295-298.

Behavior(pick2)Ø Anderson,C.,Kraus,M.W.,Galinsky,A.D.,&Keltner,D.(2012).Thelocal-ladder

effect:socialstatusandsubjectivewell-being.PsycholSci,23(7),764-771.Ø Rand,D.G.,Arbesman,S.,&Christakis,N.A.(2011).Dynamicsocialnetworkspromote

cooperationinexperimentswithhumans.ProcNatlAcadSciUSA,108(48),19193-19198.

Ø Piff,P.K.,Stancato,D.M.,Cote,S.,Mendoza-Denton,R.,&Keltner,D.(2012).Highersocialclasspredictsincreasedunethicalbehavior.ProcNatlAcadSciUSA,109(11),4086-4091.

Brain(Pick2)Ø Muscatell,K.A.,Morelli,S.A.,Falk,E.B.,Way,B.M.,Pfeifer,J.H.,Galinsky,A.D.,et

al.(2012).Socialstatusmodulatesneuralactivityinthementalizingnetwork.Neuroimage,60(3),1771-1777.

Ø Tavares,R.M.,Mendelsohn,A.,Grossman,Y.,Williams,C.H.,Shapiro,M.,Trope,Y.,etal.(2015).AMapforSocialNavigationintheHumanBrain.Neuron,87(1),231-243.

Ø Zerubavel,N.,Bearman,P.,Weber,J.,&Ochsner,K.N.(underreview).Neuralsystemstrackingpopularityinreal-worldsocialnetworks.

04/11 Week13.

TranslatingI:Development(or,understandingnormativechangesinsocioaffectiveabilitiesacrossthelifespan,fromadolescencetooldage).Thefirsttwosegmentsofthecourselaidafoundationforunderstandingthepsychologicalandbrainmechanismssupportingasetofintra-andinter-personalexperiential

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andbehavioralphenomenathatmakeuswhoweare.Thisweekkicksoffthefinalsegmentofthecoursebyaskinghowvariabilityinthesemechanismsunderliestherangeofvariabilityweseeinemotionandsocialbehavioracrossthelifespan–fromadolescencethrougholdage.

Overview(pickoneaboutadolescenceandoneaboutaging)Ø Development

a. Blakemore,S.J.(2008).Thesocialbraininadolescence.NatRevNeurosci,9(4),267-277.

b. Somerville,L.H.,&Casey,B.J.(2010).Developmentalneurobiologyofcognitivecontrolandmotivationalsystems.CurrOpinNeurobiol,20(2),236-241.

Ø Aginga. Carstensen,L.L.(2006).Theinfluenceofasenseoftimeonhuman

development.Science,312(5782),1913-1915.b. Mather,M.(2012).Theemotionparadoxintheagingbrain.AnnNYAcadSci,

1251,33-49.BehaviorØ Mischel,W.,Shoda,Y.,&Rodriguez,M.I.(1989).Delayofgratificationinchildren.

Science,244(4907),933-938.Ø Elfenbein,H.A.,&Ambady,N.(2003).UniversalsandCulturalDifferencesin

RecognizingEmotionsofadifferentculturalgroup.CurrentDirectionsinPsychologicalScience,12(5),159-164.

Brain(Mather+CaseyorTelzer)Ø Mather,M.,Canli,T.,English,T.,Whitfield,S.,Wais,P.,Ochsner,K.,etal.(2004).

Amygdalaresponsestoemotionallyvalencedstimuliinolderandyoungeradults.PsycholSci,15(4),259-263.

Ø Casey,B.J.,Somerville,L.H.,Gotlib,I.H.,Ayduk,O.,Franklin,N.T.,Askren,M.K.,etal.(2011).Behavioralandneuralcorrelatesofdelayofgratification40yearslater.ProcNatlAcadSciUSA,108(36),14998-15003.

Ø Telzer,E.H.,Fuligni,A.J.,Lieberman,M.D.,&Galvan,A.(2013).Ventralstriatumactivationtoprosocialrewardspredictslongitudinaldeclinesinadolescentrisktaking.DevCognNeurosci,3,45-52.

04/18 Week14.

TranslatingII:Optimizationvs.Dysfunction(or,understandinghowtoreducestressandleadahappylifevs.expressingvulnerabilitiestopsychopathology).Copingwiththeslingsandarrowsofeverydaylifeisatoughbusiness,andallofusexperiencesomedegreeofsuccessandfailurealongtheway.Ourjourneyendsonbytakingintoconsiderationeverythingwe’velearnedinthecoursethusfarin

ordertoask:Whatcanwedotopromotehappiness,meaningandwell-beingandreduceourriskofdepression,anxietyandotherformsofpsychopathology.

Overview(pick2)Ø Davidson,R.J.,&McEwen,B.S.(2012).Socialinfluencesonneuroplasticity:stressand

interventionstopromotewell-being.NatNeurosci,15(5),689-695.Ø Southwick,S.M.,&Charney,D.S.(2012).Thescienceofresilience:implicationsforthe

preventionandtreatmentofdepression.Science,338(6103),79-82.Ø Jamieson,J.P.,Mendes,W.B.,&Nock,M.K.(2013).Improvingacutestressresponses:

Thepowerofreappraisal.CurrDirPsycholSci,22(1),51-56.Behavior(pick2)Ø Bonanno,G.A.(2005).Resilienceinthefaceofpotentialtrauma.CurrentDirectionsin

PsychologicalScience,14(3),135-138.Ø Keltner,D.,&Bonanno,G.A.(1997).Astudyoflaughteranddissociation:Distinct

correlatesoflaughterandsmilingduringbereavement.JournalofPersonality&SocialPsychology,73(4),687-702.

Ø Lyubomirsky,S.,&Ross,L.(1999).Changesinattractivenessofelected,rejected,andprecludedalternatives:acomparisonofhappyandunhappyindividuals.JPersSocPsychol,76(6),988-1007.

Ø Kross,E.,&Ayduk,O.(2008).FacilitatingAdaptiveEmotionalAnalysis:DistinguishingDistanced-AnalysisofDepressiveExperiencesFromImmersed-AnalysisandDistraction.PersonalityandSocialPsychologyBulletin,34(7),924-938.

Ø Brunye,T.T.,Gagnon,S.A.,Paczynski,M.,Shenhav,A.,Mahoney,C.R.,&Taylor,H.A.(2013).Happinessbyassociation:breadthoffreeassociationinfluencesaffectivestates.Cognition,127(1),93-98.

Ø Mitchell,L.,Frank,M.R.,Harris,K.D.,Dodds,P.S.,&Danforth,C.M.(2013).Thegeographyofhappiness:connectingtwittersentimentandexpression,demographics,andobjectivecharacteristicsofplace.PLoSOne,8(5),e64417.

Brain(pick2)Ø Bartz,J.A.,Zaki,J.,Bolger,N.,Hollander,E.,Ludwig,N.N.,Kolevzon,A.,etal.(2010).

Oxytocinselectivelyimprovesempathicaccuracyinlesssociallyproficientindividuals.PsycholSci,21(10),1426-1428.

Ø Demos,K.E.,Heatherton,T.F.,&Kelley,W.M.(2012).Individualdifferencesinnucleusaccumbensactivitytofoodandsexualimagespredictweightgainandsexualbehavior.JNeurosci,32(16),5549-5552.

Ø Heller,A.S.,Johnstone,T.,Light,S.N.,Peterson,M.J.,Kolden,G.G.,Kalin,N.H.,etal.(2013).Relationshipsbetweenchangesinsustainedfronto-striatalconnectivityandpositiveaffectinmajordepressionresultingfromantidepressanttreatment.AmJPsychiatry,170(2),197-206.

Ø Koslov,K.,Mendes,W.B.,Pajtas,P.E.,&Pizzagalli,D.A.(2011).Asymmetryinrestingintracorticalactivityasabuffertosocialthreat.PsycholSci,22(5),641-649.

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Ø Nikolova,Y.S.,Bogdan,R.,Brigidi,B.D.,&Hariri,A.R.(2012).Ventralstriatumreactivitytorewardandrecentlifestressinteracttopredictpositiveaffect.BiolPsychiatry,72(2),157-163.

Ø Cunningham,W.A.,&Kirkland,T.(2013).Thejoyful,yetbalanced,amygdala:moderatedresponsestopositivebutnotnegativestimuliintraithappiness.SocCognAffectNeurosci.

Ø Wagner,D.D.,Boswell,R.G.,Kelley,W.M.,&Heatherton,T.F.(2012).Inducingnegativeaffectincreasestherewardvalueofappetizingfoodsindieters.JCognNeurosci,24(7),1625-1633.

04/25 Week15.Finalcoursepaperdue(byemailonly,please).05/09 Week17.Finalcoursepaperdue(byemailonly,please).

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Part2:OptionalSupplemental/BackgroundReadings9/08 Week1.

Introduction,origins,basicprinciplesSupplemental/Background• Osgood,C.E.,&Suci,G.J.(1955).Factoranalysisofmeaning.JExpPsychol,50(5),325-

338.[Experiment1]• Baron-Cohen,S.(1995).Mindblindness:Anessayonautismandtheoryofmind.

Cambridge,MA:TheMITPress.[Chapters1-3]• Gilbert,D.T.(1999).Whatthemind'snot.InS.Chaiken&Y.Trope(Eds.),Dualprocess

theoriesinsocialpsychology.NewYork:Guilford.• KleinSB,KihlstromJF.1998.Onbridgingthegapbetweensocial-personality

psychologyandneuropsychology.Personality&SocialPsychologicalReview2:228-42• Ochsner,K.N.,&Lieberman,M.D.(2001).Theemergenceofsocialcognitive

neuroscience.AmericanPsychologist,56(9),717-734.• Wegner,D.M.,&Bargh,J.A.(1998).Controlandautomaticityinsociallife.InD.T.

Gilbert&S.T.Fiske(Eds.),Thehandbookofsocialpsychology,Vol.1(4thed.)(pp.446-496).NewYork,NY:McGraw-Hill.[Selection:pp.447-465]

• Dunbar,R.I.,&Shultz,S.(2007).Understandingprimatebrainevolution.PhilosTransRSocLondBBiolSci,362(1480),649-658

• Lieberman,M.D.(2010).Socialcognitiveneuroscience.S.T.Fiske,D.T.Gilbert,&G.Lindzey(Eds).HandbookofSocialPsychology(5thed.)(pp.143-193).NewYork:NY:McGrawHill.

• Ochsner,K.N.,&Kosslyn,S.M.(2014).IntroductiontoTheHandbookofCognitiveNeuroscience.CognitiveNeuroscience:Wherearewenow?InK.N.Ochsner&S.M.Kosslyn(Eds.),TheHandbookofCognitiveNeuroscience.NewYork:OxfordUniversityPress

9/15 Week2.SocioaffectiveRespondingI:Appraising

Supplemental/Background• Lazarus,R.S.(1982).Thoughtsontherelationsbetweenemotionandcognition.

AmericanPsychologist,37(9),1019-1024.• Zajonc,R.B.(1984).Ontheprimacyofaffect.AmericanPsychologist,39(2),117-123.• Fazio,R.H.,Sanbonmatsu,D.M.,Powell,M.C.,&Kardes,F.R.(1986).Onthe

automaticactivationofattitudes.JournalofPersonality&SocialPsychology,50(2),229-238.

• Bargh,J.A.,Chaiken,S.,Raymond,P.,&Hymes,C.(1996).Theautomaticevaluationeffect:Unconditionalautomaticattitudeactivationwithapronunciationtask.JournalofExperimentalSocialPsychology,32(1),104-128.

• Tomaka,J.,Blascovich,J.,Kibler,J.,&Ernst,J.M.(1997).Cognitiveandphysiologicalantecedentsofthreatandchallengeappraisal.JPersSocPsychol,73(1),63-72.

• LeDoux,J.E.(1996).Theemotionalbrain:Themysteriousunderpinningsofemotionallife.NewYorkN.Y.,U.S.:SimonSchuster.[Chapters3-4]

• Roseman,I.J.,&Smith,C.A.(2001).Appraisaltheory:Overview,assumptions,varieties,controversies.InK.R.Scherer&A.Schorr(Eds.),Appraisalprocessesinemotion:Theory,methods,research(pp.3-19).NewYork,NY:OxfordUniversityPress.

• Izard,C.E.(2007).Basicemotions,naturalkinds,emotionschemas,andanewparadigm.PerspectivesonPsychologicalScience,2(3),260-280.

• Panksepp,J.(2007).Neurologizingthepsychologyofaffects:Howappraisal-basedconstructivismandbasicemotiontheorycancoexist.PerspectivesonPsychologicalScience,2(3),281-296.

• Barrett,L.F.,Lindquist,K.A.,Bliss-Moreau,E.,Duncan,S.,Gendron,M.,Mize,J.,etal.(2007).Ofmiceandmen:Naturalkindsofemotionsinthemammalianbrain?AresponsetoPankseppandIzard.PerspectivesonPsychologicalScience,2(3),298-312.

• Cunningham,W.A.,&Zelazo,P.D.(2007).Attitudesandevaluations:asocialcognitiveneuroscienceperspective.TrendsCognSci,11(3),97-104.

• Wager,T.D.,Barrett,L.F.,Bliss-Moreau,E.,Lindquist,K.,Duncan,S.,Kober,H.,etal.(2008).Theneuroimagingofemotion.InM.Lewis,J.M.Haviland-Jones&L.F.Barrett(Eds.),Thehandbookofemotion(3rded.,pp.249-271).NewYork:Guilford.

• Berridge,K.C.,&Kringelbach,M.L.(2008).Affectiveneuroscienceofpleasure:rewardinhumansandanimals.Psychopharmacology(Berl),199(3),457-480.

• Mobbs,D.,Marchant,J.L.,Hassabis,D.,Seymour,B.,Tan,G.,Gray,M.,etal.(2009).Fromthreattofear:theneuralorganizationofdefensivefearsystemsinhumans.JNeurosci,29(39),12236-12243.

• Gendron,M.,&Barrett,L.F.(2009).Reconstructingthepast:Acenturyofideasaboutemotioninpsychology.EmotionReview,1,1-24.

• Tong,E.M.W.,Ellsworth,P.C.,&Bishop,G.D.(2009).AnS-shapedrelationshipbetweenchangesinappraisalsandchangesinemotions.Emotion,.9(6),pp.

• Shenhav,A.,&Greene,J.D.(2010).Moraljudgmentsrecruitdomain-generalvaluationmechanismstointegraterepresentationsofprobabilityandmagnitude.Neuron,67(4),667-677.

• Ellsworth,P.C.(2013).Appraisaltheory:Oldandnewquestions.EmotionReview,5(2),125-131.

• Berridge,K.C.,&Kringelbach,M.L.(2013).Neuroscienceofaffect:brainmechanismsofpleasureanddispleasure.CurrOpinNeurobiol,23(3),294-303.

9/22 Week3.

SocioaffectiveRespondingII:ExpressingSupplemental/Background• Ekman,P.,Davidson,R.J.,&Friesen,W.V.(1990).TheDuchennesmile:emotional

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expressionandbrainphysiology.II.JournalofPersonalityandSocialPsychology,58(2),342-353.

• Carroll,J.M.,&Russell,J.A.(1997).FacialexpressionsinHollywood'sprotrayalofemotion.JournalofPersonalityandSocialPsychology,72(1),164-176.

• Barrett,L.F.,Robin,L.,Pietromonaco,P.R.,&Eyssell,K.M.(1998).Arewomenthe"moreemotional"sex?Evidencefromemotionalexperiencesinsocialcontext.Cognition&Emotion,12(4),555-578.

• Ongur,D.,&Price,J.L.(2000).Theorganizationofnetworkswithintheorbitalandmedialprefrontalcortexofrats,monkeysandhumans.CerebCortex,10(3),206-219.

• Mauss,I.B.,Wilhelm,F.H.,Gross,J.J.,&Gross,J.J.(2004).Istherelesstosocialanxietythanmeetstheeye?Emotionexperience,expression,andbodilyresponding.Cognition&Emotion,18(5),631-662.

• Mauss,I.B.,Levenson,R.W.,McCarter,L.,Wilhelm,F.H.,&Gross,J.J.(2005).TheTieThatBinds?CoherenceAmongEmotionExperience,Behavior,andPhysiology.Emotion,5(2),175-190.

• Hennenlotter,A.,Dresel,C.,Castrop,F.,Ceballos-Baumann,A.O.,Wohlschlager,A.M.,&Haslinger,B.(2009).Thelinkbetweenfacialfeedbackandneuralactivitywithincentralcircuitriesofemotion--newinsightsfrombotulinumtoxin-induceddenervationoffrownmuscles.CerebCortex,19(3),537-542.

• Hurlemann,R.,Walter,H.,Rehme,A.K.,Kukolja,J.,Santoro,S.C.,Schmidt,C.,etal.(2010).Humanamygdalareactivityisdiminishedbythebeta-noradrenergicantagonistpropranolol.PsycholMed,40(11),1839-1848.

• Gray,M.A.,Beacher,F.D.,Minati,L.,Nagai,Y.,Kemp,A.H.,Harrison,N.A.,etal.(2012).Emotionalappraisalisinfluencedbycardiacafferentinformation.Emotion,12(1),180-191.

9/29 Week4.

SocioaffectiveRespondingIII:ReflectingSupplemental/Background• Nisbett,R.E.,&Wilson,T.D.(1977).Tellingmorethanwecanknow:Verbalreportson

mentalprocesses.PsychologicalReview,84(3),231-259.• Anderson,A.K.,&Phelps,E.A.(2002).Isthehumanamygdalacriticalforthe

subjectiveexperienceofemotion?Evidenceofintactdispositionalaffectinpatientswithamygdalalesions.JCognNeurosci,14(5),709-720.

• Kelley,W.M.,Macrae,C.N.,Wyland,C.L.,Caglar,S.,Inati,S.,&Heatherton,T.F.(2002).Findingtheself?Anevent-relatedfMRIstudy.JournalofCognitiveNeuroscience,14(5),785-794.

• Beer,J.S.,Heerey,E.A.,Keltner,D.,Scabini,D.,&Knight,R.T.(2003).Theregulatoryfunctionofself-consciousemotion:insightsfrompatientswithorbitofrontaldamage.JournalofPersonalityandSocialPsychology,85(4),594-604.

• Ochsner,K.N.,Beer,J.S.,Robertson,E.,Cooper,J.,Gabrieli,J.D.E.,Kihlstrom,J.F.,et

al.(2005).Theneuralcorrelatesofdirectandreflectedself-knowledge.Neuroimage,28(4),797-814.

• Tamir,M.,John,O.P.,Srivastava,S.,&Gross,J.J.(2007).Implicittheoriesofemotion:affectiveandsocialoutcomesacrossamajorlifetransition.JPersSocPsychol,92(4),731-744.

• Medford,N.,&Critchley,H.D.(2010).Conjointactivityofanteriorinsularandanteriorcingulatecortex:awarenessandresponse.BrainStructFunct,214(5-6),535-549.

• Shu,L.L.,Mazar,N.,Gino,F.,Ariely,D.,&Bazerman,M.H.(2011).Whentosignonthedottedline?Signingfirstmakesethicssalientanddecreasesdishonestself-reports.Cambridge,MA:HarvardBusinessSchool.

• Craig,A.D.(2011).Significanceoftheinsulafortheevolutionofhumanawarenessoffeelingsfromthebody.AnnNYAcadSci,1225,72-82.

• Zaki,J.,Davis,J.I.,&Ochsner,K.N.(2012).Overlappingactivityinanteriorinsuladuringinteroceptionandemotionalexperience.Neuroimage,62(1),493-499.

• Mason,M.F.,Brown,K.,Mar,R.A.,&Smallwood,J.(2013).Driverofdiscontentorescapevehicle:theaffectiveconsequencesofmindwandering.FrontPsychol,4,477.

• Kappes,A.,&Schikowski,A.(2013).Implicittheoriesofemotionshaperegulationofnegativeaffect.CognEmot,27(5),952-960.

10/06 Week5.SocioaffectiveRespondingIV:Modulating

Supplemental/Background• Schwarz,N.,&Clore,G.L.(1983).Mood,misattribution,andjudgmentsofwell-being:

Informativeanddirectivefunctionsofaffectivestates.JournalofPersonalityandSocialPsychology,45(3),513-523.

• Forgas,J.P.(1995).Moodandjudgment:theaffectinfusionmodel(AIM).PsychologicalBulletin,117(1),39-66.[selection:pp.39-41,46-51]

• Ochsner,K.N.(2000).Areaffectiveeventsrichlyrecollectedorsimplyfamiliar?Theexperienceandprocessofrecognizingfeelingspast.JournalofExperimentalPsychological:General,129(2),242-261.

• Fredrickson,B.L.(2000).Extractingmeaningfrompastaffectiveexperiences:Theimportanceofpeaks,ends,andspecificemotions.Cognition&Emotion.SpecialEmotion,cognition,anddecisionmaking,14(4),577-606.

• Lerner,J.S.,&Keltner,D.(2001).Fear,anger,andrisk.JPersSocPsychol,81(1),146-159.

• Schwarz,N.,&Clore,G.L.(2003).MoodasInformation:20YearsLater.PsychologicalInquiry,14(3-4),296-303.

• Lerner,J.S.,Small,D.A.,&Loewenstein,G.(2004).Heartstringsandpursestrings:Carryovereffectsofemotionsoneconomicdecisions.PsycholSci,15(5),337-341.

• Davis,K.D.,Taylor,K.S.,Hutchison,W.D.,Dostrovsky,J.O.,McAndrews,M.P.,Richter,E.O.,etal.(2005).Humananteriorcingulatecortexneuronsencodecognitive

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andemotionaldemands.JNeurosci,25(37),8402-8406.• Haas,B.W.,Omura,K.,Constable,R.T.,&Canli,T.(2006).Interferenceproducedby

emotionalconflictassociatedwithanteriorcingulateactivation.CognAffectBehavNeurosci,6(2),152-156.

• Cryder,C.E.,Lerner,J.S.,Gross,J.J.,&Dahl,R.E.(2008).Miseryisnotmiserly:sadandself-focusedindividualsspendmore.PsycholSci,19(6),525-530.

• Droit-Volet,S.,&Gil,S.(2009).Thetime-emotionparadox.PhilosTransRSocLondBBiolSci,364(1525),1943-1953.

• Subramaniam,K.,Kounios,J.,Parrish,T.B.,&Jung-Beeman,M.(2009).Abrainmechanismforfacilitationofinsightbypositiveaffect.JCognNeurosci,21(3),415-432.

• Murty,V.P.,Ritchey,M.,Adcock,R.A.,&LaBar,K.S.(2010).fMRIstudiesofsuccessfulemotionalmemoryencoding:Aquantitativemeta-analysis.Neuropsychologia,48(12),3459-3469.

• Schwabe,L.,Merz,C.J.,Walter,B.,Vaitl,D.,Wolf,O.T.,&Stark,R.(2011).Emotionalmodulationoftheattentionalblink:theneuralstructuresinvolvedincapturingandholdingattention.Neuropsychologia,49(3),416-425.

• Cocenas-Silva,R.,Bueno,J.L.,&Droit-Volet,S.(2012).Temporalmemoryofemotionalexperience.MemCognit,40(2),161-167.

• Murty,V.P.,Labar,K.S.,&Adcock,R.A.(2012).Threatofpunishmentmotivatesmemoryencodingviaamygdala,notmidbrain,interactionswiththemedialtemporallobe.JNeurosci,32(26),8969-8976.

• Todd,R.M.,Schmitz,T.W.,Susskind,J.,&Anderson,A.K.(2013).Sharedneuralsubstratesofemotionallyenhancedperceptualandmnemonicvividness.FrontBehavNeurosci,7,40.

10/13 Week6. SocioaffectiveRespondingV:RegulatingSupplemental/Background• Newman,L.S.,Duff,K.J.,&Baumeister,R.F.(1997).Anewlookatdefensive

projection:thoughtsuppression,accessibility,andbiasedpersonperception.JournalofPersonalityandSocialPsychological,72(5),980-1001.

• Gross,J.J.(1998).Antecedent-andresponse-focusedemotionregulation:divergentconsequencesforexperience,expression,andphysiology.JournalofPersonalityandSocialPsychology,74(1),224-237.

• Barrett,L.F.,Gross,J.,Christensen,T.C.,&Benvenuto,M.(2001).Knowingwhatyou'refeelingandknowingwhattodoaboutit:Mappingtherelationbetweenemotiondifferentiationandemotionregulation.Cognition&Emotion,15(6),713-724.

• Wegner,D.M.,&Schneider,D.J.(2003).TheWhiteBearStory.PsychologicalInquiry,14(3-4),326-329.

• Slatcher,R.B.,&Pennebaker,J.W.(2006).HowdoIlovethee?Letmecountthewords:thesocialeffectsofexpressivewriting.PsycholSci,17(8),660-664.

• Mitchell,J.P.,Heatherton,T.F.,Kelley,W.M.,Wyland,C.L.,Wegner,D.M.,&NeilMacrae,C.(2007).Separatingsustainedfromtransientaspectsofcognitivecontrolduringthoughtsuppression.PsycholSci,18(4),292-297.

• Wager,T.D.,Davidson,M.L.,Hughes,B.L.,Lindquist,M.A.,&Ochsner,K.N.(2008).Prefrontal-subcorticalpathwaysmediatingsuccessfulemotionregulation.Neuron,59(6),1037-1050.

• Leotti,L.A.,Iyengar,S.S.,&Ochsner,K.N.(2010).Borntochoose:theoriginsandvalueoftheneedforcontrol.TrendsCognSci,14(10),457-463.

• Seih,Y.T.,Chung,C.K.,&Pennebaker,J.W.(2011).Experimentalmanipulationsofperspectivetakingandperspectiveswitchinginexpressivewriting.CognEmot,25(5),926-938.

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