But do dogs experience emotions in the same way humans do? Specifically, do they feel secondary emotions such as guilt, shame, or pride, which require a higher level of cognitive processing? To answer ...

What if the problem is not how we feel, but how we feel about our feelings? Why understanding our ‘meta-emotions’ can make us happier and help us manage our relationships. If you’re ever ...

Overall, McLean and Jones found that teachers spent most of their instructional time displaying outward positive emotions. However, they did find that a small subset of teachers—about 10% ...

Citations: Cuddy, Amy, Mindi Rock, Michael Norton. 2007. Aid in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina: Inferences of Secondary Emotions and Intergroup Helping. Group Processes & Intergroup Relations.

We de-identified them, ran them through human subjects protocol for approval to do a secondary analysis on, came up with 150 emotions that were very difficult for people to name and when they ...