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For those wondering/asserting if the author is an expert in neuroscience, she is actually a psychologist by training. I'm personally very skeptical about anyth
by kovac 5y ago
For those wondering/asserting if the author is an expert in neuroscience, she is actually a psychologist by training.
I'm personally very skeptical about anything psychologists say. I would not take any of this by face value without validating them against real neuroscience research or consulting neuroscientists. Psychologists love to say stuff helter-skelter and make them sound like real science.
[https://www.affective-science.org/lisa-feldman-barrett.shtml https://www.affective-science.org/lisa-feldman-barrett.shtml]
- heavyset_go 5y agoI studied a lot of psychology in undergrad, and psychologists do study neuroscience and brain physiology. Many psychologists are responsible for making physiological discoveries about the brain and the functions of its parts, and for designing and executing experiments to study the physiology of the brain.