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in emotion research, 148

social reality and, 135–38

teaching to animals, 259–60

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affective realism and, 235–36, 245

brain structure, 229

DNA evidence, 247

emotion stereotypes, 16, 225–28, 246

emotional harm, 240–43

essentialism and, 220, 245–46

expressions of emotion, 244–45

eyewitness evidence, 236–38, 245

free will, 225

gender stereotypes, 226–28, 246

heat-of-passion defense, 221–22, 225, 226

humanity, 240

influence of culture, 249–51

intent, 234

judges, 234, 238–40, 244, 246, 399 n55, 399–400 nn57–58

judicial panel system, 247–48

juries, 233, 234, 235–36, 244, 246–47, 398 n39

memories, 236–38

race and, 227, 235

reasonable person standard, 225

recommendations for, 244–51

remorse, 230–33, 398 n39, 398 n41

responsibility, 245, 250, 396 n2

self-control, 245

as social contract, 225

stand your ground laws, 235–36

trial by jury, 231–32, 233, 247

two-system brain, fiction of, 224

views of emotion, 220, 244

views of human nature, 244