
Handbook of Embodied Psychology
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Laura E. Thomas is an Associate Professor at North Dakota State University. Her research incorporates approaches from vision science and embodied cognition to study the ways in which action, action affordances, and social interactions affect perception and key components of cognition such as attention, memory, and problem solving.
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Chapter 1: An Introduction to the Psychology of Embodiment.- Part I: Theoretical Foundations.- Chapter 2: Dynamic Grounding of Concepts: Implications for Emotion and Social Cognition.- Chapter 3: The Feelings-as-Information Perspective on Embodiment.- Chapter 4: Interoceptive Approaches to Embodiment.- Chapter 5: The Metaphorical Body.- Chapter 6: The Extended Mind Thesis and Its Applications.- Part II: Cognitive and Neuroscience Perspectives.- Chapter 7: Measuring the Mathematical Mind: Embodied Evidence from Negative Numbers, Calculation Biases, Motor Resonance, and Emotional Priming.- Chapter 8: The Challenge of Abstract Concepts.- Chapter 9: Abstract Concepts and Social Metacognition: Sociality from the Inside?.- Chapter 10: Auditory Embodied Cognition of Emotion.- Chapter 11: Location, Timing, and Magnitude of Embodied Language Processing.- Chapter 12: Differential Influences of Multisensory Integration and Attention in Embodied Perception.- Chapter 13: Bodily Relativity: How our Bodies Shape our Brains and Minds.- Chapter 14: Embodied Perception and Action in Real and Virtual Environments.- Part III: Social and Personality Perspectives.- Chapter 15: Embodiment of Social Relations in Thinking and Communicating is Determined by Conformation Systems.- Chapter 16: Social Relational Embodiment in Times of the Replication Crisis.- Chapter 17: Social Cognition, the 4Es, and the 4As (Affect, Affordance, Agency, and Autonomy).- Chapter 18: Forms and Functions of Affective Synchrony.- Chapter 19: From Culture to Body and Back: A Journey into Embodied Social Cognition.- Chapter 20: Comparing Metaphor Theory and Embodiment in Research on Social Cognition and Behavior.- Chapter 21: Embodied Perspectives on Personality.- Chapter 22: Embodiment in Clinical Disorders and Treatment.- Part IV: Current Issues and Future Directions.- Chapter 23: An Evolutionary Perspective on Embodiment.- Chapter 24: Mechanisms of Embodied Learning through Actions and Gestures: Lessons from Development.- Chapter 25: Embodiment in the Lab: Measurement, Theory Testing, and Reproducibility.- Chapter 26: Alternative Interpretations of Embodiment in Psychology.- Chapter 27: The Future of Embodiment Research: Theoretical, Conceptual, and Empirical Challenges Ahead.
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