Understanding Emotions, 3rd Edition

SUBJECT INDEX

A

Aborigines, Australian, 175

ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences), 312–313

Acetylcholine, 155

Achievement, failure in, 334

Acquired sociopathy, 133, 148

ACTH (adreno-corticotropic hormone), 124

Activity, 352–353

Actors, 104–105

Actor effect, 265–266

Adaptation, 33–35

Adaptations to negative environments, 298

Adjective checklists, 179–180

Adolescent limited children, 318

Adrenal glands, 124, 125, 156

Adrenaline, 118, 120, 155

Adreno-corticotropic hormone (ACTH), 124

Adult Attachment Interview, 270–272

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), 312–313

Adversities, 303

Affect-as-information perspective, 241

Affect Infusion Model, 241

Affection, 41–42. See also Affiliation

Affectional bonds, 39–40

Affective biases, 318

Affective bonding, 147

Affective-cognitive structures, 264

Affective forecasting, 356

Affective styles, 154

Affiliation, 41–42

and cooperation, 47

and friendships, 220

and groups, 227

Agency, 170

Aggression (aggressive behavior):

in children, 267

in chimpanzees, 47

in emotion-based disorders, 298, 306

between groups, 230

and limbic system, 141

psychopathy and, 345

and reaction to facial expressions, 288

and serotonin, 157

Agoraphobia, 331

Agreeableness, 157, 287–289, 340

Ainsworth, Mary, 269

Alcohol and alcohol abuse, 328

Alexithymia, 174

Alpha male, 46

Altruism, reciprocal, 252

Amae, 62, 172

Ambivalent attachment, 267

Amish, 351

Amygdala, 125, 139, 140, 143–146, 148, 150, 151, 156, 164, 200, 308, 336, 337

Anger:

and appraisal, 171

and bias, 265

and core ...