Titlebook: Cognitive Perspectives on Emotion and Motivation; Vernon Hamilton,Gordon H. Bower,Nico H. Frijda Book 1988 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1988

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Alan W. Schwartz,M. J. Van Vlietlude physiological conditions arising from cellular deficits and external aversive events that activate behavior through their physically painful effects. The second major source of motivators is cognitively based. In cognitively-generated motivation, people motivate themselves and guide their actio

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-3551-8exposure of space-age models from artificial intelligence. In attending to these presentations and the discussion they engendered, I was struck by the diversity of phenomena being addressed, and the many different definitions of emotion that drove efforts at explanation. Is there a common data base

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with and without Self-Reference same type of behavior may also be associated with moderate or even low levels of activation. This chapter deals with the psychological mechanisms that determine which internal state a subject is likely to be in during execution of a particular type of emotional behavior (fear behavior, aggressive b

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Arithmetic Interpretations of PRLt suffices to juxtapose the words “emotion” and “argumentation” to make plain what question will be addressed in this paper. It is the more remarkable, that in the research literature hardly any studies are found into the relation between emotion and expressions of opinion. In all probability this o

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An Ubiquitous Fixed Point Calculationntly encountered symptoms of neurotic disturbance. Despite this, anxiety remains difficult to define, or even to establish as a distinctive and unitary emotion. Factor analytic studies of mood state descriptors suggest that bipolar negative and positive affect dimensions emerge as orthogonal factors