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The Heart, the Brain, and the Regulation of Emotion

Sarah N Garfinkel, Jessica A Eccles, Hugo D Critchley

psychology.psychiatry emotions body signals

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01Study details not yet summarized
02Original title: The Heart, the Brain, and the Regulation of Emotion
03Explores the link between heart, brain, and emotional regulation

The title suggests a link between cardiovascular signals, brain function, and the way we regulate our emotions.

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APA: Sarah N Garfinkel, Jessica A Eccles, & Hugo D Critchley (2015). The Heart, the Brain, and the Regulation of Emotion. https://fasciaresearchdatabase.com/the-heart-the-brain-and-the-regulation-of-emotion/
MLA: Sarah N Garfinkel, et al. "The Heart, the Brain, and the Regulation of Emotion." 2015, https://fasciaresearchdatabase.com/the-heart-the-brain-and-the-regulation-of-emotion/.
Chicago: Sarah N Garfinkel, Jessica A Eccles, Hugo D Critchley. 2015. "The Heart, the Brain, and the Regulation of Emotion.". https://fasciaresearchdatabase.com/the-heart-the-brain-and-the-regulation-of-emotion/

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