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<p>Created page with &quot;&lt;includeonly&gt; {{#switch: {{{1|}}} | Alexander Stevens = Psychology researcher; coauthored meta-experience of mood with John D. Mayer | American Heritage School = Private college-preparatory school in Plantation, Florida | amygdala = Brain region central to fear learning and rapid emotional responses | amygdala hijack = Sudden limbic takeover producing impulsive reactions | Anger Coping = School-based program teaching anger management and problem-solving skills | An...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&lt;includeonly&gt;<br /> {{#switch: {{{1|}}}<br /> | Alexander Stevens = Psychology researcher; coauthored meta-experience of mood with John D. Mayer<br /> | American Heritage School = Private college-preparatory school in Plantation, Florida<br /> | amygdala = Brain region central to fear learning and rapid emotional responses<br /> | amygdala hijack = Sudden limbic takeover producing impulsive reactions<br /> | Anger Coping = School-based program teaching anger management and problem-solving skills<br /> | Anger Kills = Popular psychology book by Redford and Virginia Williams; anger and heart risk<br /> | Antonio Damasio = Neurologist; proposed somatic marker hypothesis; University of Iowa cases<br /> | Arlie Hochschild = American sociologist; coined emotional labor concept<br /> | Carnegie Mellon University = American research university in Pittsburgh<br /> | Carol Kusché = Psychologist; co-developer of PATHS curriculum<br /> | CASEL = Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning; SEL advocacy group<br /> | Center for Neural Science = NYU neuroscience department researching brain and behavior<br /> | Charles Darwin = English naturalist; wrote The Expression of the Emotions<br /> | Chowchilla, California = California city; site of 1976 school bus kidnapping<br /> | Common Cold Unit = British research facility in Sheffield studying respiratory infections<br /> | Coral Springs, Florida = Florida city; location of J. P. Taravella High School<br /> | cortisol = Stress hormone released by the adrenal cortex<br /> | Daniel Goleman = American psychologist and author; popularized emotional intelligence<br /> | David Barlow = Clinical psychologist; anxiety treatment and exposure therapy researcher<br /> | David Pologruto = Florida high school physics teacher in 1990 stabbing case<br /> | Diana Baumrind = Developmental psychologist; parenting styles researcher<br /> | Dolf Zillmann = Communications scholar; excitation transfer and aggression researcher<br /> | Duke University = American research university in Durham, North Carolina<br /> | East New York = Brooklyn neighborhood in New York City<br /> | Ed Diener = Psychologist; pioneer of subjective well-being research<br /> | EEG = Electroencephalography; technique recording brain electrical activity<br /> | emotional contagion = Spread of emotion between people via nonverbal cues<br /> | emotional labor = Management of feelings for wages; workplace display rules<br /> | emotional memory = Memory tagged with affect that guides rapid appraisal<br /> | flow = Psychology state of deep absorption when challenge matches skill<br /> | Frank Bernieri = Social psychologist; studied nonverbal coordination and rapport<br /> | Frank J. Landy = Industrial-organizational psychologist; critic of emotional intelligence claims<br /> | Harvard Business Review = Management magazine published by Harvard Business Publishing<br /> | Harvard Business School = Graduate business school of Harvard University<br /> | Harvard University = American Ivy League research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts<br /> | Hillsborough, California = Town in San Mateo County; site of Nueva Learning Center<br /> | Ian Moore = Student victim in 1992 Thomas Jefferson High School shooting<br /> | IQ = Intelligence quotient; standardized cognitive ability metric<br /> | J. P. Taravella High School = Public high school in Coral Springs, Florida<br /> | John Barefoot = Psychologist; linked hostility with coronary disease severity<br /> | John D. Mayer = American psychologist; co-originator of emotional intelligence construct<br /> | John Gottman = Psychologist; marital stability and divorce prediction researcher<br /> | John Lochman = Psychologist; developer of school-based Anger Coping interventions<br /> | Johnson &amp; Johnson = American healthcare company; leadership and EI study sponsor<br /> | Joseph LeDoux = Neuroscientist at NYU; mapped fear circuits to the amygdala<br /> | Karen Stone McCown = Educator; founded Self Science curriculum<br /> | Khalil Sumpter = Student shooter in 1992 East New York case<br /> | Kirkus Reviews = American book review magazine<br /> | limbic system = Midbrain network generating rapid emotional responses<br /> | Lizabeth Roemer = Clinical psychologist; worry and anxiety research<br /> | locus coeruleus = Brainstem nucleus releasing norepinephrine during arousal<br /> | Mark Greenberg = Psychologist; co-creator of PATHS program<br /> | Merve Emre = Literary critic; wrote cultural critique of emotional intelligence<br /> | neocortex = Brain’s outer layer responsible for higher cognition<br /> | New Haven = Connecticut city; site of districtwide Social Development program<br /> | New York City = Largest city in the United States<br /> | New York Longitudinal Study = Classic temperament study by Alexander Thomas and Stella Chess<br /> | New York University = Private research university in New York City<br /> | norepinephrine = Neurotransmitter and hormone involved in arousal and stress<br /> | PATHS (Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies) = School curriculum for social-emotional learning<br /> | Paul Ekman = Psychologist; facial expressions and cultural display rules researcher<br /> | Peter Salovey = Social psychologist; co-originator of emotional intelligence construct<br /> | Peter Sifneos = Harvard psychiatrist; introduced alexithymia concept<br /> | pituitary gland = Endocrine gland regulating hormones via hypothalamic signals<br /> | Plantation, Florida = City in Broward County, Florida<br /> | PONS (Profile of Nonverbal Sensitivity) = Nonverbal sensitivity test developed by Robert Rosenthal<br /> | Portland, Oregon = Oregon city; site of 1978 aircraft crash case<br /> | prefrontal cortex = Frontal brain region for executive control and regulation<br /> | Publishers Weekly = American book trade magazine<br /> | Redford Williams = Cardiologist and behavioral medicine researcher<br /> | Resolving Conflict Creatively Program = School program for mediation and de-escalation training<br /> | Richard J. Davidson = Affective neuroscientist; frontal asymmetry and emotion research<br /> | Robert Rosenthal = Psychologist; nonverbal communication and expectancy effects researcher<br /> | Roy Baumeister = Social psychologist; self-control and motivation research<br /> | SAT = Standardized test for U.S. college admissions<br /> | Self Science = Classroom curriculum teaching emotional skills<br /> | Sheldon Cohen = Psychologist; stress and susceptibility to colds research<br /> | Shoshona Zuboff = Scholar of organizations and information technology; workplace change analyst<br /> | Social Development program = Districtwide K–12 social-emotional learning program in New Haven<br /> | Stanford University = American research university in Stanford, California<br /> | Susan Nolen-Hoeksema = Psychologist; research on rumination and depression<br /> | Temple University = Public research university in Philadelphia<br /> | The Emotional Brain = Part heading in Goleman’s book covering brain foundations<br /> | The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals = 1872 book by Charles Darwin<br /> | The New Yorker = American magazine covering politics and culture<br /> | The New York Times = American newspaper; national bestseller lists cited<br /> | Thomas Borkovec = Clinical psychologist; generalized anxiety and worry studies<br /> | Thomas Jefferson High School = Public high school in Brooklyn, New York<br /> | Time = American news magazine<br /> | Tyrone Sinkler = Student victim in 1992 East New York shooting<br /> | University of Iowa = American public research university in Iowa City<br /> | University of New Hampshire = Public research university in Durham, New Hampshire<br /> | University of North Carolina = Public university system; includes Chapel Hill<br /> | University of Washington = Public research university in Seattle<br /> | Ulf Dimberg = Psychophysiologist; facial EMG mimicry research<br /> | USA Today = American daily newspaper<br /> | Walter Mischel = Psychologist; delay of gratification studies<br /> | What Makes a Leader? = Influential Harvard Business Review article by Daniel Goleman<br /> | Yale University = American Ivy League research university in New Haven<br /> | adrenaline = Hormone epinephrine; triggers fight-or-flight responses<br /> | hypothalamus = Brain region coordinating endocrine and autonomic responses<br /> | #default = Hi reader, have a great day! 😎<br /> }}<br /> &lt;/includeonly&gt;&lt;noinclude&gt;{{documentation}}&lt;/noinclude&gt;</div>

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