Understanding empathy and psychopathy through cognitive neuroscience

Lozier, L. M., Brethel, K. M., & Marsh, A. A.

Understanding empathy and psychopathy through cognitive neuroscience

In: In L. Freund, S. McCune, L. Esposito, N. R. Gee, & P. McCardle. (Eds.) The Social Neuroscience of Human-Animal Interaction. Washington DC: APA Books.

2016-11-01.

Freeburg, P. A., Van Cappellen, P., Ratchford, J. L., & Schnitker, S. A.

Meaning behind the movement: Attributing sacred meaning to fluid and nonfluid arm movements increases self-transcendent positive emotions and buffers the effects of nonfluidity on positive emotions.

In: Psychology of Religion and Spirituality.

2022-02-01.

Marsh, A. A.

Getting our affect together: Shared representations as the core of empathy

In: In press, Emotion Review..

2022-04-30.

O’Connell* K., Walsh, M., Padgett, B., Connell, C. Marsh, A. A.

Modeling variation in empathic sensitivity using go/no-go social reinforcement learning

In: In press, Affective Science..

2022-04-04.

Understanding empathy and psychopathy through cognitive neuroscience

Understanding empathy and psychopathy through cognitive neuroscience

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