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Lisa Feldman Barrett

Professor of Psychology at Northeastern University, researcher on emotion science, author of 'How Emotions Are Made', former chair of the Psychology Department at Northeastern University, pioneer in affective neuroscience and psychological constructionism

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Lisa Feldman Barrett is a distinguished psychologist specializing in affective neuroscience and emotion science.
She holds a professorship at Northeastern University where she explores how emotions are constructed in the brain.
Barrett is widely recognized for her groundbreaking research that challenges traditional views of emotions.
She has authored influential books and scholarly articles, notably 'How Emotions Are Made'.
Her work has reshaped scientific understanding of the brain's role in emotional experience.