Lisa Feldman Barrett

Lisa Feldman Barrett

@lisafeldmanbarrett.com

Neuroscientist, psychologist, and author of "Seven and a Half Lessons About the Brain" (an Amazon "Best Book") and "How Emotions are Made." LisaFeldmanBarrett.com

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This video is dedicated to the brilliant scientist Barbara L. Finlay, my long-time collaborator and friend, who passed away last month. Her research "transformed the scientific understanding of how brains evolve, develop, and scale across species." www.lansingfuneralhome.com/obituaries/b...

lansingfuneralhome.comBarbara Laverne Finlay Obituary Sep 12, 2026 - Lansing Funeral HomeView Barbara Laverne Finlay's obituary, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

These movements are key input for learning about emotions. We find that infants rarely see stereotypical expressions, like frowning in sadness. Instead, infants must learn more complex, many-to-many mappings between facial movements and categories of emotion. 2/3

My husband @danieljbarrett.com has written a new book on responsible software engineering! It is full of advice and case studies gathered from over 100 #Google employees.

Daniel J. Barrett@danieljbarrett.com

My new book, "Responsible Software Engineering: With Real World Case Studies from #Google," is now published! Kindle is available now, and paperback will be available in 3-4 weeks. www.amazon.com/dp/1098149165/ It's also available on @oreilly.bsky.social's ebook platform: oreil.ly/responsible-...

I hope you find the science in this video interesting and useful. Please keep in mind that I am relaying the current state of scientific discovery as I understand it and use it in my own life. I am not a medical doctor (I'm a neuroscientist) and these are not medical recommendations.

What are emotions? Find out in David Eagleman's new podcast episode. ‬‪@davideagleman.bsky.social eagleman.com/podcast/86

eagleman.comWhat are emotions?Are emotions something that happen to you, or are they bodily signals we interpret? Does everyone show emotions in the same way — that is, are there particular markers of the face or the body…
David Eagleman@davideagleman.bsky.social

Can we capture emotions in a few universal categories? It seems intuitive...but join me on the Inner Cosmos podcast with guest Lisa Feldman Barrett (@lisafeldmanbarrett.bsky.social) to find out why this textbook model of emotions is the wrong way to think about it. eagleman.com/podcast/86 #emotion

The Wednesday before Thanksgiving is "Pie Day" in our household: 12 pies baked in 12 hours. Some are for Thursday's dinner and others are for our neighbors and friends. To all who celebrate Thanksgiving, my family and I wish a peaceful and delicious holiday.

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