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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A Motivational Approach to Volition: Activation and De-Activation of Memory Representations Related erspective, compare it to some current cognitive approaches to volition, and present the results of several experiments that illustrate the commonalities and differences between motivational and cognitive approaches.

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Criteria for Emotion-Antecedent Appraisal: A Reviewis is all the more surprising since it would seem that the analysis of the specificity of the emotional response systems requires an investigation into the specificity of the respective eliciting conditions.

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A State-Based Approach to the Role of Effort in Experience of Emotionstics. This is not to deny pan-cultural . specificity of facial expression of anger, fear, surprise, sadness, disgust, and happiness (possibly also of contempt), or to downgrade the possibility of so-called preparedness in . to some affective facial displays (see, e.g., Dimberg, 1986; ?hman, this volume).

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Alan W. Schwartz,M. J. Van Vlietns anticipatorily through the exercise of forethought. They anticipate likely outcomes of prospective actions, they set goals for themselves and plan courses of action designed to realize valued futures.

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An Ubiquitous Fixed Point Calculationrough the use of more specific constructs, this role can be realized in a cognitive account of emotion elicitation and intensification to make a system of computationally tractable rules a practical possibility.