Perception of Emotion in Self and Others [electronic resource] / edited by Patricia Pliner.
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TextSeries: Advances in the Study of Communication and Affect ; 5Publisher: New York, NY : Springer US : Imprint: Springer, 1979Edition: 1st ed. 1979Description: X, 204 p. online resourceContent type: - text
- computer
- online resource
- 9781468435481
- 548 23
- QD901-999
1 A Perceptual-Motor Processing Model of Emotion -- Four Theories of Emotion -- Issues Brought to Focus by the Emotion Models -- A Perceptual-Motor Theory of Emotion -- Summary and Conclusions -- References -- 2 The Ecological Study of Emotions in Humans -- A Theory of Personality That Is Appropriate for Understanding Human Emotions -- A Research Program for Investigating Human Emotions in Real-Life Situations -- Summary -- References -- 3 Emotion: The Perception of Bodily Change -- James and Lange -- Perception of Bodily Change -- Reported and Actual Bodily Change -- Development of the Perception of Bodily Change -- Conclusion -- References -- 4 Language, Image, and Emotion -- The Image as Instructions -- The Image as a Response -- Experimental Control of Imagery -- Imagery and Therapy -- References -- 5 Emotional Arousal, Anger, and Aggression: The Misattribution Issue -- The Empirical Phenomena -- Interpretations of the Empirical Phenomena -- Nonenhancement Effects of Additional Arousal on Agression -- Enhancement Effects of Additional Arousal on Aggression -- Salience Conceptualization -- Directions for Future Research -- References -- 6 The Theoretical and Experimental Foundations of a Cognitive Model for Depression -- The Phenomenology of Depression -- Some Problems in the Study of Depression -- Cognition and Cognitive Processes -- The Cognitive Model of Depression -- Cognition and Depression -- Studies on Ideation of Depressives -- Negative Cognition and Affect -- Negative Cognition, Motivation, and Behavior -- Negative Cognition and Physiology -- Characteristic Thought Processes in Depression -- The Restricted Time Perspective in Depression -- Selective Recall -- Future Research on the Cognitive Model of Depression -- References -- 7 Sexual Orientation and Self-Perception -- Components of Sexual Orientation.-Preliminary Research on the Self-Attribution Model -- Current Status of the Sexual Orientation Self-Attribution Model -- References -- 8 Cognitive, Behavioral, and Interpersonal Consequences of Self-Monitoring -- A Concept of Self-Monitoring -- The Consequences of Self-Monitoring -- Detecting Self-Monitoring in Others -- Conclusions -- References.
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