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Figure 1. Defining components of emotion and consciousness. (a) We distinguish an emotion state from the emotion experience (feeling), although they are not mutuallyexclusive [2]
Figure 2. Brain regions that are important for emotion state (blue), feeling of emotion (red) and level of consciousness (green)
Figure 3. Shared neural substrates for emotion and consciousness.this figure for clarity
Figure I. Delay and trace conditioning. In classical conditioning, a previously
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