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Comment: Constructionism is a Multilevel Framework for Affective Science
Emotion Review 6 (2):134-135 (2014)
Abstract
We point out that constructionist models from experimental psychology account for the sociocultural, psychological, and neural levels of analysis in emotion. Individual constructionist models form a “metamodel” that integrates the levels of analysis important to a science of emotion. By clarifying the multilevel nature of constructionism, we hope to help lay a strong foundation for future cross-disciplinary collaborations.My notes
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