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Die moderne affektive Neurowissenschaft entstand als interdisziplinäres Forschungsfeld in den 1990er Jahren (vgl. Davidson/Sutton 1995; Panksepp 1998) und beschäftigt sich mit den neuronalen Grundlagen von Emotionen. Dies umfasst die Wahrnehmung von Emotionen sowie ihre Verarbeitung und Kontrolle und schreibt ihnen eine zentrale Rolle in der Modulation von Kognition und Verhalten zu. Aus historischen Gründen und aufgrund epistemologischer Grenzen entwickelten sich im 20. Jahrhundert relativ unabhängig voneinander u. a. neuro-anatomische, biologische und psychologische Zugänge zu Emotionen.
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Morawetz, C., Heekeren, H. (2019). Emotion und Gehirn. An der Schnittstelle zwischen affektiver und kognitiver Neurowissenschaft. In: Kappelhoff, H., Bakels, JH., Lehmann, H., Schmitt, C. (eds) Emotionen. J.B. Metzler, Stuttgart. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-05353-4_11
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