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020			_a9781509837526 _qpbk.
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040			_beng
041			_aeng
100			_aBarrett, Lisa Feldman, _eauthor _9179087
245			_aHow emotions are made : _bthe secret life of the brain / _cLisa Feldman Barrett.
260			_aNew York : _bHoughton Mifflin Harcourt, _c2017.
520			_a"'How Emotions Are Made did what all great books do. It took a subject I thought I understood and turned my understanding upside down' - Malcolm Gladwell, author of The Tipping Point. When you feel anxious, angry, happy, or surprised, what's really going on inside of you? Many scientists believe that emotions come from a specific part of the brain, triggered by the world around us. The thrill of seeing an old friend, the fear of losing someone we love – each of these sensations seems to arise automatically and uncontrollably from within us, finding expression on our faces and in our behaviour, carrying us away with the experience. This understanding of emotion has been around since Plato. But what if it is wrong? In How Emotions Are Made, pioneering"--
650			_aEmotions _xSociological aspects _937949
650			_aEmotions and cognition _9119557
650			_aNeuropsychology _915762
999			_c3052458 _d3052458