Ads from the 1950s relied on punctuation — ellipses, exclamations, dashes — to create rhythm and convey emotion. A study shows how these marks echoed radio voices, guiding reading and simulating speech in print.
Feeling the Beat: Music’s Global Language of Emotion
Emotion can also cause chickens to get red in the face - EurekAlert
Remembering Frans de Waal, who studied empathy and emotion in primates
Psychologist publishes most thorough compilation of sleep and emotion research to date
Nostalgia can restore meaning in life for lonely people, according to a recent study in Emotion (Study 1 N = 210; Study 2 N = 229).
Computer Art Elicits Emotion, But Not As Much As Human Art
