  This study set out to examine the relationship between expressed social
emotions (i.e. that what people say they are feeling) and physical sensations,
the connection between emotion and bodily experience. It additionally provided
the opportunity to investigate how the neurological findings of gender
differences can be observed in practice, what difference does it make in
behaviour and judgment that we have varying levels of mirror neuron activity?
The following report documents the study, procedure, results and findings.
