Véronique Tran | What is emotion?

Veronique Tran is Assistant Professor of Organizational Behavior at ESCP Europe Paris Campus. She is a graduate of the University of Lausanne in Political Science. She earned her Doctorate in Psychology from the University of Geneva Switzerland with the Geneva Emotion Research Group directed by Prof. Klaus Scherer. She was a permanent faculty member at Team International where she acquired extensive experience in executive education and management development, with emphasis on interpersonal and organizational behavior topics. She is a visiting professor in Organizational Behavior at the University of Nova (Lisbon, Portugal).
Her primary research focus is to examine the interaction of emotions with decision-making processes in management teams. During her post-doctoral studies in the Industrial/Organizational area of the Department of Psychology at The Pennsylvania State University, she had the opportunity to research creativity and innovation processes and how they unfold across levels of organizations. Additional research interests include topics such as emotion in organizational contexts (e.g. emotional climate), team dynamics, and organizational learning.
Veronique Tran is member of the Academy of Management (AOM), the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP), the American Psychology Association (APA), the International Society for Research on Emotion (ISRE), and EMONET Emotions in Organizational settings.

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[mariloubrockmann]

very interesting post. Keep it up!

[golsno147]

The lady, to be fair, has some understanding of what emotion is but in ascribing importance to emotional intelligence ( Goleman makes big bucks from business and "life" coaching) avoids giving an informed description of emotion both as

physiological process and subjective experience. e.g.You can't define emotion in

terms of feelings without delineating feeling in all contexts i.e. feeling as sensation, feeling as thought process, feeling as attitude etc. The presentation

is simplistic

[vertacality]

recognize appreciate act -upon

[nocount1]

I felt nothing

[bapyou]

Ooo la la.

[turritorony]

EFT, Emotional Freedom Techniques does exactly this: find the triggers of emotion, and regulate the intensity.

[SchoolAngels]

Even if the "real" course was more complete, the video is great !

I'm proud to be an alumnus and I'm sure this youTube playlist will have a positive development for the MBA & the school !

I like it !

[jojoluis1]

informative and interesting. pls sent me some of this topic if you may. this is part of my requirement in masters in nursing and organizational behavior is one of our interesting subject.. kindly sent this topic "emotion". thank you.

[slavke07]

Emotion is something you can control, or not. The ability of control is very important. Book of Daniel Goleman is excellent. It also includes research what happens when the operation of the brain damage part that is important for the expression of emotion... I would like to see more of these lectures ...

[Johnnyart2000]

"Thank you for sharing!"