Our emotions produce some pretty strong effects on the body, and now a team of Finnish researchers has produced a set of 'body maps' showing just what effect different emotions have on us. According ...

There is a strong intuition that our conscious self resides inside the body, specifically in our head. This might be because several of our sensory organs–eyes, ears, nose, taste buds–are ...

Emotions are as much physical as they are mental, and it appears that people from a wide range of cultures feel their emotions in the same places on their ...

It’s all part of the fascinating new Body Atlas, produced from research conducted by Finnish scientists, which shows a heat map of where in our bodies we can expect different emotions to ...

How emotions are mapped in the body Date: December 31, 2013 Source: ... Bodily maps of emotions. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2013; DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1321664111; ...

People drew maps of body locations where they feel basic emotions (top row) and more complex ones (bottom row). Hot colors show regions that people say are stimulated during the emotion.

Scientists have created color-coded body maps that correspond to 14 emotions. Posted January 1, 2014. Share. Tweet. Share. Email. Hot colors represent engagement of a body area.

The study published in PNAS reveals that emotions create identifiable maps of bodily sensations, consistent across different cultures and races. Using a novel method named "embody," researchers ...

body-maps-emotions. Finnish researchers have attempted to pinpoint the ways in which our emotions affect our bodies. The study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academies of Sciences, ...

Self-reported body maps showing areas where subjects felt sensations increased (warm colors) or decreased (cool colors) for a given emotion. (Proceedings of the National Academies of Sciences ...

A team of biomedical engineers has mapped the bodily reactions to emotions in 700 individuals and found that patterns were the same, whether the candidate was from Western Europe or East Asia ...

Hot colors represent engagement of a body area. Cool colors represent disengagement of a body area. We all know colloquial sayings that link body areas and physical sensations to specific emotions ...