The results indicate that emotion categories are not contained within any one region or system, but are represented as configurations across multiple brain networks.
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distributed multi-network emotion representation
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Emotion categories are represented as distributed configurations across multiple brain networks rather than being contained within any one region or system.
The findings are consistent with componential and constructionist views in which emotions are differentiated by combinations of perceptual, mnemonic, prospective, and motivational elements.
The findings are incompatible with theories that emphasize emotion-dedicated brain systems or primarily subcortical localization of emotion.