Errata for How Emotions are Made

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Last updated 2023–07–11

The page numbers refer to the U.S. first edition (hardback) of How Emotions are Made unless otherwise noted.

English errata

Errata in the main text

Chapter Page Location Correction Fixed in which edition?
Introduction xii First complete paragraph, at the following text:

"People suffering from a variety of mental illnesses,"

The text should be:

"People with a variety of types of minds,"

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1 5 First complete paragraph, at the following text:

"surprise, sadness, and happiness."

The text is correct, but the order of the emotion words does not match Figure 1-2 which follows the paragraph. To resolve this small inconsistency, the text should be:

"surprise, happiness, and sadness."

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1 13 Third complete paragraph, at the following text:

"an African tribe, the Minangkabau"

The text should be:

"an Indonesian tribe, the Minangkabau"

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2 29 First two lines, at the following text:

"twelve equally spaced pitches: the equal-tempered scale codified by Johann Sebastian Bach in the seventeenth century"

The text should be:

"twelve equally spaced pitches, an arrangement known as the twelve tone equal-tempered scale."

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3 51 First paragraph, at the following text:

"ancient Greeks and Romans"

and this text:

"Latin or Ancient Greek"

The first text should be:

"ancient Romans"

and the second text should be:

"Latin"

See also this article for additional details.
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4 82 Last line, at the following text:

"Your interceptive"

The misspelled word "interceptive" should be "interoceptive":

"Your interoceptive"

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5 92 First complete paragraph, final sentence, at the following text:

"Your experience it"

The word "Your" should be "You":

"You experience it"

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7 133 First complete paragraph, at the following text:

"without color concepts,"

The text should be:

"without color and sound concepts,"

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7 145 Figure 7-2 (Rainbow drawings) [The text in the book is correct, but some readers have asked questions about it, so here is a clarifying note.] If you live in certain Western countries, you may have been taught that rainbows have seven stripes, not six, with Indigo inserted in between Blue and Violet. Nevertheless, Russian culture divides the spectrum into different color categories, as described. (no fix needed)
7 146 Second line, the Russian word:

Голубой

The capital letter Г should be in lower-case:

голубой

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7 148 First complete paragraph, second sentence:

Utka Eskimos have no concept of “Anger.”

See this clarifying note. (no fix needed)
10 205 Second complete paragraph, at the following text:

"the agony of pushing a thirty-five-centimeter head through a ten-centimeter cervix."

[The text in the book is correct, but some readers have asked questions about it, so here is a clarifying note.] Technically, the head measurement is circumference and the cervix measurement is diameter, but the point still stands. (10 cm diameter = 31.4 cm circumference.) (no fix needed)
11 219

(UK editions only)

Footnote text, lines 6-7:

"Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the Republic of Ireland."

Remove mention of the Republic of Ireland. The remaining text should be:

"Scotland, and Northern Ireland."

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11 226 First incomplete paragraph. "Madeline'" should be spelled "Madeleine" Checkmark.png US, UK paperback
11 235 Final paragraph, at the following text:

"...the man he shot was an employee of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The victim, Rodney Cox, was African American; Workman is white."

The text should be:

"...the man he shot, Rodney Cox, was an employee of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)."

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Errata in references, endnotes, and index

Chapter Page Location Correction Fixed in which edition?
Bibliography 326 This reference:

Bourassa-Perron, Cynthia. 2011. The Brain and Emotional Intelligence: New Insights. Florence, MA: More Than Sound.

The author should be:

Goleman, Daniel.

instead of "Bourassa-Perron, Cynthia."
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Bibliography 332 This reference:

Dunfield, Kristen, Valerie A. Kuhlmeier, Laura O’Connell, and Elizabeth Kelley. 2011. “Examining the Diversity of Prosocial Behavior: Helping, Sharing, and Comforting in Infancy.” Infancy 16 (3): 227–247.

The text should be:

Dunfield, Kristen A. and Valerie A. Kuhlmeier. 2013. "Classifying Prosocial Behavior: Children's Responses to Instrumental Need, Emotional Distress, and Material Desire." Child Development, 84 (5): 1766–1776.

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Bibliography 332 This reference:

Einstein, Albert, Leopold Infeld, and Banesh Hoffmann. 1938. “The Gravitational Equations and the Problem of Motion.” Annals of Mathematics 39 (1): 65–100.

The text should be:

Einstein, Albert and Leopold Infeld. 1938. Evolution of Physics. Cambridge, United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press.

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Bibliography 337 Just before the reference:

Greene, Brian. 2007.

Insert this reference:

Gray, Henry. 1989. Gray’s Anatomy, 37th edition, edited by Peter L. Williams, Henry Gray, Lawrence H. Bannister, M. Dyson, and Richard M. Warwick. New York: Churchill Livingstone.

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Bibliography 340 This reference:

Jamieson, Jeremy P., Aaron Altose, Brett J. Peters, and Emily Greenwood. [...]

The order of the names should be:

Jamieson, Jeremy P., Brett J. Peters, Emily Greenwood, and Aaron Altose. [...]

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Bibliography 357 This reference:

Simon, Herbert A. 1991. ...

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Bibliography 360 This reference:

Tassinary, Louis G., John T. Cacioppo, and Eric J. Vanman. 2007. ...

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Notes 367 Endnote 4 (chapter 1), at the following text:

Tassinary et al. 2007

The text should be:

Gray 1989, 165–176, 570–580.

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Notes 383 Endnote 5 (chapter 7), at the following text:

Einstein et al. 1938, 33

The text should be:

Einstein and Infeld 1938, 33.

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Notes 389 Endnote 11 (chapter 9), at the following text:

Bourassa-Perron 2011

The text should be:

Goleman 2011

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Notes 403 Endnote 38 (chapter 12), at the following text:

Dunfield et al. 2011

The text should be:

Dunfield and Kuhlmeier 2013

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Notes 405 Endnote 6 (chapter 13), at the following text:

Simon 1991

The text should be:

Simon 1962

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Index 410 Index entry:

Albright, Madeline

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Index 421 Index entry:

Panksepp, Jaak

In the US edition, the pages should be:

Panksepp, Jaak, 158, 277, 294, 404

In the UK edition, the entry should be:

Panksepp, Jaak, 158, 279, 296, 407

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Deutsche Errata

Errata im Haupttext

Kapitel Buchseite Position Korrektur In welcher Edition behoben?
Einführung 19 Der letzte Absatz, beginnend mit dem folgenden Text:

"Der Golfkrieg im Irak brach nur deshalb aus..."

Dieser Satz über Saddam Husseins Halbbruder ist falsch übersetzt. Der Fehler des Bruders wird als „einzige“ Ursache des Golfkriegs bezeichnet, was lächerlich ist. Aus dem englischen Originaltext geht klar hervor, dass der Fehler des Bruders nur ein Faktor im Krieg war.

The Gulf War in Iraq was launched, in part, because Saddam Hussein’s half-brother thought he could read the emotions of the American negotiators and informed Saddam that the U.S. wasn’t serious about attacking.

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