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In this video I describe two early studies looking at the role of brain structures in emotion processing; work by Heinrich Kluver & Paul Bucy, and James Olds & Peter Milner. These studies helped to identify the role of structures in the limbic system (the hypothalamus and amygdala) which are involved in motivation and emotional appraisal.
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Emotions in the Brain (Intro Psych Tutorial #151)
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