Emotion and Motivation - Shiota, Michelle (Associate of social psychology; Cavanagh, Sarah Rose
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The challenges in teaching this course include engaging students with a very wide range of relevant backgrounds (from none, to extensive understanding of neuroscience) and the difficult task of linking theoretical constructs in emotion to neural activity as well as to social and cultural phenomena. Essentially, Emotion and Motivation, Fourth Edition answers students' questions about why we have emotions and what motivates our behaviors through current research in the field. This text makes the study of emotions and motivation compelling at the biological level, and also directly and personally relevant.…mehr

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The challenges in teaching this course include engaging students with a very wide range of relevant backgrounds (from none, to extensive understanding of neuroscience) and the difficult task of linking theoretical constructs in emotion to neural activity as well as to social and cultural phenomena. Essentially, Emotion and Motivation, Fourth Edition answers students' questions about why we have emotions and what motivates our behaviors through current research in the field. This text makes the study of emotions and motivation compelling at the biological level, and also directly and personally relevant.
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Michelle (Lani) Shiota received her B.A. from Stanford University and her Ph.D from UC Berkeley in Social and Personality Psychology. She completed her post-doctoral training in the Berkeley Psychophysiology Lab. She is an Associate professor of social psychology at Arizona State University where she founded her lab, Shiota Psychophysiology Laboratory for Affective Testing (SPLAT lab) which investigates several basic questions regarding emotion, using a multi-method approach that integrates physiological, behavioral, cognitive, narrative, and questionnaire measures of emotional experience and its implications for social interaction. Sarah Rose Cavanagh is the Senior Associate Director for Teaching and Learning at the Simmons University Center for Faculty Excellence, where she also serves as an Associate Professor of Practice in Psychology. She received her B.A. from Boston University in Psychology and Women's Studies and then went on to get her M.S. and Ph.D. from Tufts University in Experimental Psychology. Her research focuses on the intersections of emotions, motivation, and learning. As a new co-author of this text, she adds important research on Motivation, a subject that is taught in conjunction with emotion in many college courses. Cavanagh's contribution will help us to compete with Reeve, Understanding Emotion & Motivation.