Abstract This paper explores the psychophysiological correlates of emotional states in light of recent advancements in neuroscience and integrative psychology. It presents a theoretical review spanning the historical evolution of emotion theories—from classical to computational and constructivist approaches—with a focus on neurovisceral integration models and the role of interoception in cognitive and affective processes. Special […]
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PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF EMOTIONS: AN ANALYSIS OF ELECTRODERMAL ACTIVITY AND ELECTROMYOGRAPHY IN THE EMOTIONAL STATES OF ANXIETY, ANGER, AND SADNESS.
Abstract This paper presents a literature review on the psychophysiological correlates of emotional states such as anxiety, anger, and sadness, focusing on electrodermal activity (EDA) and electromyography (EMG). The aim is to analyze autonomic nervous system responses associated with these emotions, through variations in skin conductance and facial muscle activity. Findings from key studies reveal […]