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The Limbic System

Emotion, Inteligence, and Memory

Limbic system; Amygdala; Amygdalofugal pathway; Archicortex; Central nucleus of the amygdala; Cingulum (brain); EC-hippocampus system; Emotion; Entorhinal cortex; Epithalamus; Hippocampal formation; Hippocampus; Hippocampus (journal); Homeostatic emotion; Hunger; Hunger (motivational state); Hypothalamus; Islands of Calleja; Lateral hypothalamus; Limbic resonance; Mammillary body; Mammillothalamic fasciculus; Mossy fiber (hippocampus); Nucleus accumbens; Olfaction; Olfactory bulb; Olfactory indicators; Orbitofrontal cortex; Papez circuit; Perirhinal cortex; Pleasure center; Septal nuclei; Sexually dimorphic nucleus; Ventral striatum; Memory; Adaptive memory; Arabian Memory Championship; Articulatory suppression; Atkinson–Shiffrin memory model; Attention versus memory in prefrontal cortex; Audience memory curve; Autobiographical memory; Between-Systems Memory Interference Model; Binding problem; Brain Quest; Cadherin–catenin complex in learning and memory; Cannabis and memory; Childhood memory; Cognitive interview; Collective memory; Commentarii; Conditioned place preference; Memory consolidation; CPEB; CREB in cognition; Effect of caffeine on memory; Effects of stress on memory; Encoding (memory); Engram (neuropsychology); Epigenetics in learning and memory; Exceptional memory; Exosomatic memory; Eyewitness memory; Eyewitness memory (child testimony); False memory syndrome; False Memory Syndrome Foundation; Folk memory; Genetic memory (psychology); Grand Master of Memory; Hafiz (Quran); Hyperthymesia; Imagination inflation; Implicit memory; Indirect tests of memory; Institutional memory; Interference theory; Involuntary memory; Lethologica; Linkword; List of memory biases; Long-term memory; Long-term potentiation; Lost in the mall technique; The Magical Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two; Traumatic memories; MCI Screen; MegaMemory; Memorialization; Memorization; Memory and aging; Memory and decision-making; Memory and social interactions; Memory and trauma; Memory development; Memory erasure; Memory errors; Memory implantation; Memory play; Memory rehearsal; Memory work; Mental image; Metamemory; Misattribution of memory; Mnemonist; Mnemosyne; Mood-dependent memory; Multiple trace theory; Muscle memory; Music, When Soft Voices Die; Music-related memory; Nachgewahren; Neuroanatomy of memory; Neurobiological effects of physical exercise; Neuronal memory allocation; Now Print!; Nutrition and cognition; Nutt v. National Institute Inc.; Olfactory memory; Personal-event memory; Positivity effect; Prenatal memory; Priming (psychology); Procedural memory; Recall (memory); Reconstruction of automobile destruction; Recovered-memory therapy; Redintegration; Reminiscence therapy; Retrieval-induced forgetting; Rote learning; Chester Santos; Selective retention; Sense amplifier; Solomon Shereshevsky; Source amnesia; Source-monitoring error; Spaced repetition; Sparse distributed memory; Spatial memory; Spreading activation; Storage (memory); Subconscious Password; Sancy Suraj; Tetris effect; Transactive memory; Transsaccadic memory; USA Memory Championship; Verbal overshadowing; Visual memory; Visual short-term memory; Ron White (memory expert); World Memory Championships; Global Hunger Index; How the Other Half Dies; Hunger (1974 film); Hunger artist; Hunger in the United Kingdom; Hunger in the United States; Hunger marches; A Place at the Table; Satiety value; Universal Declaration on the Eradication of Hunger and Malnutrition; USA Harvest; Emotion perception; Abandonment (emotional)
Structures: Aesthetic emotions; Affect consciousness; Affect display; Affect in education; Affect infusion model; Affective events theory; Affective neuroscience; Anthropopathy; Blushing; Bounded emotionality; Butterflies in the stomach; Catharsis; Comfort food; Compassion fatigue; Conceptual act model of emotion; Condensation symbol; Conditioned emotional response; Connectedness to nature scale; Crying; Discrete emotion theory; Emotion and memory; Emotion classification; Emotion in animals; Emotion work; Emotional abuse; Emotional affair; Emotional affect; Emotional and behavioral disorders/biophysical; Emotional and/or behavioral disability; Emotional aperture; Emotional argument; Emotional baggage; Emotional bias; Emotional blunting; Emotional conflict; Emotional detachment; Emotional disabilities; Emotional expression; Emotional Freedom Techniques; Emotional granularity; Emotional health; Emotional Intelligence 2.0; Emotional interest; Emotional intimacy; Emotional labor; Emotional lateralization; Emotional manipulation; Emotional prosody; Emotional resilience; Emotional responsivity; Emotional selection; Emotional self-regulation; Emotional support; Emotional thought method; Emotional vampire; Emotionality; Emotions Anonymous; Emotions in decision-making; Emotivism; Empathic accuracy; Empathic concern; Evolution of emotion; Expressive Suppression; Facial expression; Fanaticism; Group affective tone; Group emotion; History of emotions; Human spirit; Interpersonal emotion regulation; James–Lange theory; Jealousy in religion; Kinesthetic sympathy; Mal du siècle; Measures of conditioned emotional response; Microexpression; Music and emotion; Negative affectivity; PAD emotional state model; Passions of the Soul; Pathos; Personal distress; Psychological pain; Qing (concept); Radical compassion; Rational emotive behavior therapy; Region-beta paradox; Regulation of emotion; Ressentiment (Scheler); Amélie Rorty; Self-conscious emotions; Sensibility; Sentimentality; Social emotional learning; Social sharing of emotions; Sociology of emotions; Somatic marker hypothesis; Somatic theory; Stiff upper lip; Stoic passions; Stratification of emotional life (Scheler); Subtle expression; Tantrum; Two-factor theory of emotion; Voodoo death; We Feel Fine; Wild man syndrome