Feeling good, approaching the positive

These findings suggest that positive and negative affect might play an important role in shaping the AAB that is modulated by stimulus valence. This provides new potential insights into the underlying mechanisms of human motivation and decision-making. Specifically, we argue for potential differences between attention and reaction toward a valenced stimulus.

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Frontiers in Psychology
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2024-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1491612
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Action Observation and Synchronization
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Feeling good, approaching the positive

Kristina Kobrock, Johannes Solzbacher, Nicole Gotzner, Peter König
Frontiers in Psychology
Action Observation and Synchronization
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Feeling good, approaching the positive

Kristina Kobrock, Johannes Solzbacher, Nicole Gotzner, Peter König
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Abstract

These findings suggest that positive and negative affect might play an important role in shaping the AAB that is modulated by stimulus valence. This provides new potential insights into the underlying mechanisms of human motivation and decision-making. Specifically, we argue for potential differences between attention and reaction toward a valenced stimulus.

Frontiers in PsychologyVol. 15
Universität Hamburg (DE), Osnabrück University (DE), University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (DE)
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Action Observation and Synchronization
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