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Grounding meaning in social and emotional experience: Challenges and opportunities
cognitive-psychologyemotionsocial-and-behavioral-sciencessocial-and-personality-psychologysocial-interaction
Within the broader debate on how the mind and brain represent meaning, multiple representation theories have positioned social and emotional experience, along with their underlying neural systems, as key sources for concept grounding. In this article, I review the current evidence for this proposal
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