Dr. David HAMPTON-MUSSEAU (PhD) //// TSM-Research

CAUTE! Bring out the best of your Humanity through Affects #Neuro #Emotions #WellBeing #TSM Research – University of Toulouse Capitole – CNRS UMR 5303 – Le rôle de l’expertise émotionnelle des employés face à une supervision abusive – The Role of Employees’ Emotional Expertise in Confronting Abusive Supervision – ORCID: 0000-0002-0150-1451 https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0150-1451

juin 23, 2020février 10, 2021 par David Hampton-Musseau

⚙️????”Too Big to Fail?”⚙️????

#ChangeOrNot

⚙️????”Too big to fail?”
Dans un article de The Conversation, Julien Pillot (Pr. INSEEC) explique comment le changement / ou l’inertie n’est pas une fatalité mais résulte de nos choix…

“Il n’y a pas de fatalité à ce que nos sociétés, que nous avons présentées comme profondément enclines à l’inertie, reproduisent à l’identique les schémas du passé.

Mais, c’est précisément parce que les forces de rappel sont multiples et puissantes, qu’aucun changement structurel majeur ne pourra advenir sans un élan volontariste partagé entre les sphères politique, entrepreneuriale, et citoyenne”.

Le « monde d’après » sera ce que nous déciderons d’en faire, collectivement.

Pour le pire, mais peut-être bien, pour le meilleur.” ☀️

Comment être acteurs plutôt que spectateurs ?

Des idées ?

#ClimateChange #NotAsUsual

Le monde est-il devenu « too big to fail » ? – theconversation.com

The Need for New Perspectives on Arousal in Emotion Theory décembre 12, 2024
Emotion Review, Ahead of Print.
Yearning for the Irretrievable: Nostalgia and Time décembre 10, 2024
Emotion Review, Ahead of Print. Situating phenomenological reflections on nostalgia within a historical context, I argue that Kant's temporalization of nostalgia remains incomplete. Bringing into question the widespread assumption that the object of nostalgia must be the past, I argue that nostalgia can be spoken of in three fundamental ways: as nostalgia for the past, […]
Curiosity and the Regulation of Affective Memory décembre 10, 2024
Emotion Review, Ahead of Print. We propose a cognitive and neurobiological model by which curiosity regulates affective memory, by positively biasing memory encoding through the promotion of emotion regulation. We begin with a brief overview of curiosity's observed emotional effects. Then we introduce three prominent models of affective memory encoding to suggest that the dopaminergic […]
Is “Arousal,” as a Scientific Concept, Worse than Useless? décembre 9, 2024
Emotion Review, Ahead of Print. This paper discusses (i) the usefulness and (ii) the clarity of the concept of arousal. In discussing its usefulness, I argue that we can explain some key “arousal effects” without relying on the concept of arousal. To do so, I consider the role of the appraisal of affective relevance as […]
On the Nature of Nostalgia: A Psychological Perspective décembre 9, 2024
Emotion Review, Ahead of Print. We raise issues about the philosophical claims made in this article regarding the nature of nostalgia. Drawing on psychological research, we contend that nostalgia is rooted in memory rather than time, is directed toward specific objects rather than being object-free, is predominantly positive rather than a form of mourning, and […]
The Feeling “Without Any Name” décembre 9, 2024
Emotion Review, Ahead of Print. In this commentary, I briefly present in chronological order several historical developments which can explain some of the confusions with respect to arousal that have become entrenched in the contemporary debate. These historical developments include: Immanuel Kant's eighteenth-century division of the affects into sthenic vs. asthenic; the emergence of modern […]
Arousal May Not Be Anything to Get Excited About décembre 5, 2024
Emotion Review, Ahead of Print. The idea of arousal as a non-specific state of activation has been implicated as an explanatory factor for many aspects of human behavior, ranging from emotional experiences to learning and memory. Critiques of this concept have highlighted that arousal is ambiguous and evidence for its role in emotion is mixed. […]
The Nature of Horror décembre 5, 2024
Emotion Review, Ahead of Print. Given its clinical significance, horror should occupy a prominent place within emotion theory. However, conceptualizations of horror within psychological science are relatively underdeveloped and conceptually confused. Through conceptual analysis of the disparate literature on the emotion, we seek to establish horror as a qualitatively distinct mode of engagement with the […]
Resolving Sequential Self-Control Dilemmas: The Role of Pride and Guilt septembre 28, 2024
Emotion Review, Ahead of Print. Extant evidence suggests that the two self-conscious emotions pride and guilt guide people's behavior in the context of self-control dilemmas. Pride and guilt are both outcomes of and antecedents to how people resolve self-control dilemmas. However, evidence on how pride and guilt motivate individuals to exert self-control is inconsistent. Based […]
From Emotional Labour to Affectual Bodies: Moving Towards an ‘Affective Ethnography’ of the Criminal Court Space septembre 9, 2024
Emotion Review, Ahead of Print. Participation in, and attendance at, court often positions people amid a charged emotional environment, where the evidence frequently involves distressing accounts and the stakes of decision-making are high. Research has explored the impact of this environment on various court protagonists. What this research has failed to consider in detail, however, […]

“La liberté consiste uniquement dans le fait que les hommes sont conscients de leurs appétits et ignorants des causes par lesquelles ils sont déterminés.”

“This is that human freedom, which all boast that they possess, and which consists solely in the fact, that men are conscious of their own desire, but are ignorant of the causes whereby that desire has been determined"
Spinoza, Lettre LVIII à Schueller (1674), trad. Ch. Appuhn in Œuvres, vol. IV, Garnier-Flammarion, 1966, p. 303-304
(Letter 62 (58) Spinoza to G. H. Schuller, p. 3).