Emotion Experience and Well-Being

Posted February 10, 2014

How we feel adds much of the flavor to life’s highest—and lowest—moments. Given how saturated human life is with feelings, and given how profoundly feelings affect us, it is not surprising that much theorizing and research has been devoted to uncovering how we can optimize our feelings, or, “emotion experiences,” as they are referred to in psychological research. Brett Ford and Iriss Mauss from UC Berkeley take a fascinating look at this topic in the newest Noba chapter – Emotion Experience and Well-Being.
http://noba.to/uk6dvwyf

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