What is Emotional Labor? Emotional labor is the process of managing feelings and expressions to fulfill the emotional requirements of a job. More specifically, workers are expected to regulate their personas during interactions with...

What is Emotional Intelligence? Emotional intelligence is most often defined as the ability to perceive, use, understand, manage, and handle emotions.

This video discusses the influences and philosophies of the American Romantic movement, using examples from poetry of the time.

AI seems like it can do anything, but what can’t it do? Today we’re talking about the areas where AI tends to perform poorly.

This video explores five fun facts about punctuation.

Spanish Present Subjunctive with Emotions & feelings (E)

Hola. In this lesson we'll be practicing when to use ser and when to use estar in Spanish.

Hola. In this lesson we'll be practicing when to use ser and when to use estar in Spanish.

Hola. In this lesson we'll be practicing estar and the rules presented in a previous video.

I wrote the lyrics to this one and put it to the tune of a familiar kids' song. I think it turned out well!

How to use the Present Subjunctive with WEIRDOS (short summary)

Dr. Reed Moore explains that when strong feelings need to be expressed, a writer uses an exclamatory sentence with its punctuation.

There's been a lot of hype about AI-based emotion recognition. How much is reality?

This is a social emotional video to help kids identify various emotions, identify emotions in themselves, and it gives kids tools on responding to those emotions.

Northeastern University social psychologist Lisa Feldman Barrett describes how, contrary to what most naively believe, the brain is not a passive recipient of sensory information, but is instead actively predicting what exists.

Cognitive scientist Lisa Feldman Barrett (Northeastern) describes how her quest to understand emotions led her, eventually, to the current frontiers of neuroscience.

Cognitive scientist Lisa Feldman Barrett (Northeastern) relates how her theory of emotion is completely aligned with how our brains construct auditory and visual perceptions.

UNC Chapel Hill social psychologist Barbara Fredrickson describes her early work on the psychology of endings and the peak-end rule and how those results affected her future experimental work on the psychology of emotions.

UNC Chapel Hill psychologist Barbara Fredrickson describes different ways by which psychological researchers measure the emotional states of those involved in their research studies.

Psychologist Barbara Fredrickson (UNC Chapel Hill) addresses a fundamental puzzle: What evolutionary role might positive emotions play?

“Exclamations” explains what exclamations are and demonstrates the use of exclamation points to end sentences.

“Precise Word Choice” will guide you in writing with more emotional information through word choice.

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Have you ever watched a movie with the sound muted? It doesn’t really seem as impactful, even though the acting on screen is the same. It turns out that audio, and specifically music, plays a hugely important role in creating film as we...