Conditioned emotional response can be referred as learned emotional reaction or response to certain conditioned stimulus. The term “Condition-ed” has been made popular by American psychologists as it tends to make more sense when defining the term CER.

Anger is a common emotional experience in everyday life 1,2. ... such as physiological or behavioral responses related to anger. We included studies that focused on trait anger, state anger unrelated to a specific event, and state anger associated with a specific context (such as a real-world event or an anger-inducing manipulation, for which ...

At its core, a conditioned emotional response is a learned reaction to a specific stimulus that was previously neutral. It’s like your brain playing a game of emotional connect-the-dots, linking feelings to experiences in ways that can profoundly impact your behavior and well-being.

Anger is a common emotional experience in everyday life 1,2.It unfolds when individuals believe that they will not attain a goal due to the actions of another person, and that the situation can be ...

The goal of this paper is to consider anger from a cognitive neuroscience perspective. Five main claims are made: First, reactive aggression is the ultimate behavioral expression of anger and thus we can begin to understand anger by understanding ...