Batja Gomes de Mesquita

Author; Professor of Psychology and Director, Center for Social and Cultural Psychology, University of Leuven in Belgium

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Psychologist Batja Gomes de Mesquita discusses how different cultures value the emotions that shape who we are and how we feel.

Where do emotions come from?

Psychologist Batja Gomes de Mesquita discusses how different cultures value the emotions that shape who we are and how we feel.

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