Yale University

8. Limits of the Neoclassical Synthesis (Yale)

9. The Marxian Challenge (Yale)

1.0: June Gruber Introduces Series (Yale)

1.2 — Lisa Feldman Barrett on What is an Emotion (Yale)

16.3 — Pranjal Mehta on Emotion and Hormones (Yale)

10.1 — David Rand on Emotion and Cooperation (Yale)

10.2 — David DeSteno on Emotions and Social Interaction (Yale)

17.1 — Douglas Mennin on Anxiety and Emotion (Yale)

17.2a — Jutta Joormann on Depression and Emotion in Adults (Yale)

10.3 — Margaret Clark on Emotions and Relationships (Yale)

11.1a — Jonathan Haidt on Morality and Emotion (Yale)

17.2b — Ian Gotlib on Depression and Emotion in Adolescents (Yale)

11.1b — David Pizarro on Morality and Disgust (Yale)

17.2c — Sheri Johnson on Emotion and Bipolar Disorder (Yale)

17.3a — Ann Kring on Schizophrenia and Emotion (Yale)

11.2 — Jamil Zaki on Empathy (Yale)

11.3 — Steven Pinker on Violence and Emotion (Yale)

17.3b — David Watson on Personality and Emotion (Yale)

18.1 — George Bonanno on Emotion and Resilience (Yale)

12.1 — Gerald Clore on Emotion and Cognition (Yale)

5.3 — Michael Bailey on Sex and Emotion (Yale)

12.2 — Derek Isaacowitz on Attention and Emotion (Yale)

18.2 — Hedy Kober on Craving and Mindfulness (Yale)

6.1 — Jo-Anne Bachorowski on Laughter (Yale)

12.3 — John Bargh on Unconscious Emotion (Yale)