Emotional practices: how masking negative emotions impacts the post‐acquisition integration process

How group-based emotions are shaped by collective emotions: evidence for emotional transfer and emotional burden.

Extensive research has established the pivotal role that group-based emotions play in shaping intergroup processes. The underlying implicit assumption in previous work has been that these emotions reflect what the rest of the group feels (i.e., collective emotions). However, one can experience an emotion in the name of her or his group, which is inconsistent with what the collective feels. The ...

How Ncs Impacts Young People’s Social Integration

Ontology Integration: How to perform the Process

Although ontology reuse is an important research issue only one of its subprocesses (merge) is fairly well understood. The time has come to change the current state of affairs with the other reuse subprocess: integration. In this paper we characterize the ontology integration process, we identify the activities that should be performed in this process and describe a methodology to perform the o...

How semantic is unconscious semantic integration? A visual masking study

Consciousness’ role in high-level semantic integration is still unclear. Here, we presented masked pairs of images, which could be unrelated (e.g., a broken plate and an eagle), associatively related (e.g., a broken plate and a fork) or abstractly related (e.g., a broken plate and a fighting couple). Low-level features of the pairs were controlled for. In each trial, a masked pair (prime) was f...

How automatic activation of emotion regulation influences experiencing negative emotions

Citation: Kobylí nska D and Karwowska D (2015) How automatic activation of emotion regulation influences experiencing negative emotions. The existence of automatic, unconscious processes influencing human emotion, cognition, and behavior is widely accepted and confirmed by numerous studies (e. are starting to explore whether an individual always remains under the unconscious, automatic influenc...