Emotion Generative Cycle
Question: Appraisal
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Question: What is appraisal?
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Question: Magda Arnold
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Question: Review of emotion theories
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Question: Modal Model of Emotion
Answer: Situation—> Multisystem Response ( Experience, Expression, Physiology)
EX: Situation (there’s a badger—-> attention —-> appraisal (that badger could eat me)—-> Multisystem response ( I’m afraid!, show fear face, start to sweat)
Question: Emotion Generative Cycle
Answer: * Appraisal refers to the process of assigning value to events based on the individual’s concerns.
Situation, Attention, Appraisal, Multi system Response all play together
Question: Experiment: Early evidence from Lazarus group
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Question: Lazarus’ (1984) theory
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Question: Primary and Secondary Appraisals (Lazarus, 1991)
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Question: * Primary Appraisal
- Relevance to goals
(emotion only occurs when answer is “yes, this is relevant”)
- Congruence with goals
(congruent: positive emotions)
(incongruent: negative emotions)
* Secondary appraisal
- Type of ego involvement (Is the event related to me in some way [moral values, identity, ideals])?
- Causal attribution (accountability: blame or credit)
- How to respond (coping potential)
- Future consequences
- Outcome of this set of secondary appraisals determines the specific emotions one will experience…
Answer: Emotion Generation According to Lazarus