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We investigated the pleasurability of aggressive behavioral decisions. Four questionnaires (on hedonicity, decisión making, justification of aggression, and impulsiveness) were given to 50 participants of both sexes, ranging from 16 to 80 years [...]texto impreso
Paradis, Sebastien ; Ramirez, J. Martin ; Cabanac, Michel | 2007Violence and aggressiveness are social concerns. Also, at a time of rising prevalence of obesity, many people tend to control their body weight through dieting. We analyzed the impact of weight loss on aggressiveness: 150 participants completed [...]texto impreso
Millana Cuevas, Luis Clemente ; Cabanac, Michel ; Toldos Romero, María Paz ; Bonniot-Cabanac, Marie-Claude ; Ramirez, J. Martin | Sociedad Española de Psicología Clínica, Legal y Forense Sociedad Española de Psiquiatría Forense | 2006La maximización del placer (hedonismo) es un mecanismo importante en la toma de decisiones humanas, tal y como se ha demostrado tanto para el placer sensitivo como para el placer puramente mental. Esta ligazón también se ha demostrado en situaci[...]texto impreso
Pleasure/displeasure is the common currency for accessing behavior in response to the various emotions; no emotion is hedonically indifferent. The hedonic dimension is what pathognomonically defines emotion. Pleasure thus makes emotion a motiva[...]texto impreso
Cabanac, Michel ; Ramirez, J. Martin ; Millana Cuevas, Luis Clemente ; Toldos Romero, María Paz ; Bonniot-Cabanac, Marie-Claude | Bentham Science Publishers | 2008To a large degree, humans use pleasure (hedonicity) maximization to guide decision making, thereby optimizing their behaviour, as shown by research on either sensory or purely mental pleasure (e.g., pleasure from video-game playing or mathematic[...]texto impreso
Ramirez, J. Martin ; Millana Cuevas, Luis Clemente ; Toldos Romero, María Paz ; Bonniot-Cabanac, Marie-Claude ; Cabanac, Michel | 2009Maximization of pleasure (hedonicity) is a major mechanism in human decision-making by optimizing behavior, as previous research has shown on both sensory pleasure and purely mental pleasure (such as playing video- games or solving mathematical [...]
