emotion

The law is not intended to curb emotion, it is intended to curb behavior.

The fallback is usually rhetoric (appeals to emotion), with anger being the most effective.

The IDL study worked with brain imaging data and tried to correlate a particular part of the brain with emotion.

It will help take the emotion out of it - so you can see the other aspects of the job.

The NPR article relates a Finnish study where people experiencing emotion were asked to map our where they felt different emotions.

And with regards to emotion - it's hard to tell, but a weird data point is Hatsune Miku, the animated japanese popstar/phenomena.

If the emotion you trigger is anger you'll get nowhere at all, or worse.

Music will trigger all kinds of emotion so it is very likely you will experience a skin orgasm while listening to music.

You're right that you hear emotion, but it's frustration, because it's not that we can't, it's that we don't.

We hold subject matter experts in high regard and we seek to sidestep fallacies and gratuitous displays of emotion.

My lab analyzed over 200 published studies, covering nearly 22,000 test subjects, and found no consistent and specific fingerprints in the body for any emotion.

It actually really evoked some emotion in me, which I would not have felt without being able to erase their logo..

Emoticons (from “emotion” plus “icon”) are specifically intended to depict facial expression or body posture as a way of conveying emotion or attitude in e-mail and text messages.

(Unfortunately "lazy" is the closest word we have, but it does not capture the emotion/state of dismotivation).

Emotion just isn't the same without people.