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Annual Review of Psychology, 1999
▪ Abstract We review recent trends and methodological issues in assessing and testing theories of emotion, and we review evidence that form follows function in the affect system. Physical limitations constrain behavioral expressions and incline behavioral predispositions toward a bipolar organization, but these limiting conditions appear to lose their
J T, Cacioppo, W L, Gardner
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▪ Abstract We review recent trends and methodological issues in assessing and testing theories of emotion, and we review evidence that form follows function in the affect system. Physical limitations constrain behavioral expressions and incline behavioral predispositions toward a bipolar organization, but these limiting conditions appear to lose their
J T, Cacioppo, W L, Gardner
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An emotion perspective on emotion regulation
Cognition & Emotion, 2011In their balanced article, Gross, Sheppes, and Urry (this issue) argue that, “in some circumstances, the distinction between emotion generation and emotion regulation is indeed useful” (p. 765).
Batja, Mesquita, Nico H, Frijda
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Emotional Intelligence and Emotional Creativity
Journal of Personality, 2007ABSTRACT Three studies examined the relationship between emotional intelligence (EI) and emotional creativity (EC) and whether each construct was predictive of creative behavior. It was hypothesized that the relationship between EI and EC corresponds to the relationship between cognitive intelligence and creative ability.
Ivcevic, Zorana +2 more
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A model of emotions and emotion communication
Proceedings of 1993 2nd IEEE International Workshop on Robot and Human Communication, 2002This paper sketches a psychological model of emotions. Emotions are regarded as provisions for signalling the relevance of events for the major goals or concerns of the individual, and for modifying action readiness in a way that corresponds with the appraisal of the events.
Frijda, N.H., Moffat, D.C.
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An emotion-focused approach to the overregulation of emotion and emotional pain
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 2001The importance of facilitating productive therapeutic processes to gain access to overregulated primary adaptive emotional experience is discussed. In addition to describing common two- and three-step emotion sequences involved in change, this article presents the more complex sequences involved in facing emotional pain.
L S, Greenberg, E, Bolger
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Emotions and emotional communication in infants
American Psychologist, 1989Important advances have recently been made in studying emotions in infants and the nature of emotional communication between infants and adults. Infant emotions and emotional communications are far more organized than previously thought. Infants display a variety of discrete affective expressions that are appropriate to the nature of events and their ...
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, 2023 GANEing on emotion and emotion regulation
Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2016AbstractThe function of emotion and its underlying neural mechanisms are often left underspecified. I extend the GANE (glutamate amplifies noradrenergic effects) model by examining its success in accounting for findings in emotion regulation. I also identify points of alignment with construction models of emotion and with the hypothesis that emotion ...
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Emotions and Emotion Families in the Emotion System
1994Taken together, the emotions that are examined in this article may be understood as an emotion system. When the system is working properly, appraisal functions elicit the emotion strategy that is relatively likely to be adaptive in the type of situation a person perceives that he or she is facing.
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Emotions in the history of emotions.
History of Psychology, 2021This brief note explores how emotions have been conceptualized by scholars in the "history of emotions," particularly attending to approaches that explore emotion as a network of relations between bodies, material culture, ideas, language and environment.
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