Neuroscientist, psychologist, and author of How Emotions Are Made, Lisa Feldman Barrett explores how brains build our feelings and experiences.
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Lisa joined Peter Attia for episode 413 to discuss constructed emotion, the predictive brain, and how relationships and experience shape what we feel.
peterattiamd.comListen to The Peter Attia DriveIn a video made with Big Think and Unlikely Collaborators, Lisa explored relational reality and how curiosity can broaden the experiences available to us.
bigthink.comWatch How to experience more of realityLisa spoke to Quanta about her collaboration with Earl Miller. Their framework connects the categories we use to the brain’s predictions and the body’s changing needs.
quantamagazine.orgRead the Quanta featureMIT highlighted Lisa and Earl Miller’s review, Categorization is Baked into the Brain. They propose that categorization helps the brain predict actions that meet the body’s needs.
news.mit.eduRead MIT’s research featureLives Well Lived re-released its conversation with Lisa about the brain, public-speaking anxiety, and social reality. This is a return to an earlier interview.
shows.acast.comListen to the re-released episodeFind her books, talks, and explanations of the brain on her official channels.
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