Emotion

Integrates cutting-edge research and pop culture references Openly addresses controversies in the field, contradictions among empirical findings, discrepancies between theory and research, limitations of particular studies, and failures to replicate highly prominent findings Each chapter includes suggestions for further reading (primarily engaging and accessible popular-press books written by prominent researchers in emotion) Features a student-friendly style that offers real-world, inside stories about researchers and studies Organized according to the major questions that students have about emotions New to this Edition: Three new chapters: "What Elicits Emotions," "Emotional Expression in the Face, Posture, and Body," and "Emotion in Relationships and Society" A wealth of new research and updated pop-culture references Reorganized, streamlined chapters based around key questions from students' perspectives Instructor resources, including a Test Bank and PowerPoint lecture slides.