1. “Evolutionary functions”

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<p>&ldquo;A central theme running throughout all my work is the exploration of the primacy of affective processes in various <em>critical aspects of the human experience</em>. Lane, Ahern, Schwartz, and Kaszniak stress the <em>evolutionary functions </em>of both <em>implicit</em> and <em>explicit</em> affects&rdquo; (p. 72).</p>

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<p>2. &ldquo;Critical aspects of the human experience&rdquo;</p>

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<p>See above.</p>

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<p>3. &ldquo;Implicit&rdquo; emotions (implied not expressed), &amp; &ldquo;Explicit&rdquo; emotions (in accordance with facts)</p>

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<p>See above.</p>

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<p>a. &ldquo;Evolutionary functions&rdquo;</p>

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