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core emotion

core emotion A core emotion is an emotion treated as basic or central to an important psychological function.

A core emotion is an emotion treated as basic or central to an important psychological function. In this source, disgust is described as a core emotion because it has a key role in the behavioral immune system, which helps people avoid disease.

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Drafting source: Zakrzewska Marta Zuzanna; Liuzza Marco Tullio; Lindholm Torun; Blomkvist Anna; Larsson Maria; Olofsson Jonas K.. An Overprotective Nose? Implicit Bias Is Positively Related to Individual Differences in Body Odor Disgust Sensitivity. 2020; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2020.00301; article XML SHA-256 f45bdc5d082806442873c229c6b208e065a8401fcdef3c159986311343d68574. “An Overprotective Nose? Implicit Bias Is Positively Related to Individual Differences in Body Odor Disgust Sensitivity” (10.3389/fpsyg.2020.00301).
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