In the media
The brain didn’t evolve for thought
Dr. Lindquist speaks on the OSU Voices of Excellence podcast
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Why do we get hangry?
Dr. Lindquist’s research is featured in an article on the neuroscience of hunger and emotion in The Scientist. Read more here.
The neuroscience of raising emotionally resilient kids
Dr. Lindquist speaks to Dr. Sarah Bern on her podcast Securely Attached about how to talk to your kids about emotions and supporting their growth and resilience.
How to debunk your emotions
Dr. Lindquist speaks to The Science of Perception Box about why emotions are not irrefutable facts.
How does your body contribute to emotion?
Dr. Lindquist speaks to Dr. Alka Patel about how your body contributes to your emotions.
How to see clearly through deceptive emotions
Dr. Lindquist speaks with the Big Think on her work on emotion, culture, and understanding.
On women’s bodies, emotion, pain, and hunger
Article by Drs. Mallory Feldman and Kristen Lindquist discussing how women’s embodiment might shape emotion.
Using language to bolster emotion regulation
Dr. Lindquist speaks about the role of language in children’s emotional development.
On the psychology and neuroscience of emotions
Dr. Lindquist speaks on the Dissenter podcast about the neuroscience of emotion.
Constructing emotions
Dr. Lindquist speaks to the Wholebeing Institute about where emotions come from.