Most theories of emotion describe a crucial role for interoceptive accuracy, the perception of
the body's internal physiological signals, in emotional experience. Despite support for …

Interoceptive accuracy, the ability to correctly perceive internal signals arising from the body,
is thought to be disrupted in numerous mental and physical health conditions. Whilst …

Theories of emotion ascribe a fundamental role to the processing of bodily signals
(interoception) in emotional experience. Despite evidence consistent with this, current …

Some theories of emotion emphasise a close relationship between interoception and
subjective experiences of emotion. In this study, we used facial expressions to examine …

Emotions are often accompanied by bodily changes. We experience this when we blush
with embarrassment, feel our heart beat faster, and our breath go shallow when we are in …

Despite claims in the popular press, experiments investigating whether female are more
efficient than male observers at processing expression of emotions produced inconsistent …

Introduction Interoception refers to awareness, interpretation, and integration of sensations
in the body. While interoceptive accuracy has long been regarded as a core component of …

Consistent with recent theories of emotion, evidence from brain imaging supports the notion
that centrally integrated feedback from the whole body plays a role in emotional experience …

When someone asks,“How do you feel?”, your answer includes your bodily feelings as well
as your emotional feelings. Influential models of emotion view the embodiment of emotions …

Internal bodily signals are dynamically coupled to brain dynamics; interoception, the
'sensing'of internal signals, can influence cognition, emotion and perception. An …