Importance of Cross-Cultural Data in Emotion Science | The Feelings Lab Ep 21 Listener Questions #5

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Does the use of English-language terms to describe emotions contribute a Western bias in emotion science and empathic AI? Dr. Alan Cowen shares the importance of cross-cultural data.

Join our hosts as they venture through the best pod-listener questions we've received so far this season: a veritable emotion science "mailbag." Can people who understand the emotions of others better interpret emotions conveyed through music? How should we responsibly address the ethics around emotion AI data collection and usage? Is there a healthy level of emotional expressivity conducive to emotional well-being? Are video calls bad for brainstorming? Do lobsters or hermit crabs have feelings? Tune in to hear the answer to these questions and more.

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