A dynamical systems interpretation of a dimensional model of emotion
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Auteurs : Meredith Faith ; Julian F. ThayerSource :
- Scandinavian Journal of Psychology [ 0036-5564 ] ; 2001-04.
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- Abnormal psychology, Adequate sampling, Affective, Affective experience, Affective imagery, Affective judgement, Affective judgements, Affective physiology, Affective slides, Affective space, Affective states, Appropriate sampling, Arousal, Arousal dimensions, Basic emotions, Bipolar, Bipolar factors, Blood pressure responses, Broad range, Cattell, Chicago press, Child development, Circumplex, Circumplex model, Clark tellegen, Coefficient, Continuous dimensions, Control parameters, Control program, Correlation coefficients, Covariation chart, Cuthbert, Cuthbert lang, Deeper structure, Dimensional model, Dimensional model scand, Dimensional structure, Discrete emotions, Disgust, Dynamical, Dynamical systems interpretation, Dynamical systems perspective, Ekman, Emotion terms, Emotional experience, Emotional responses, Emotional state space, Emotional states, Emotional system, Entire time, Experimental sessions, Expressive development, Facial, Facial expressions, Facial signs, Factor analyses, Factor analysis, Factor loadings, Factor rotation, Factor structure, Factorial studies, First factor, Fundamental dimensions, Good friend, Greenwald, Guadagnoli velicer, Happy liking, Heart rate, Hedonic tone, Human emotion, Iaps slides, Idiographic, Imagery items, Imagery protocol, Individual differences, Individual subjects, Initial communality, Initial group results, International affective picture system, International affective picture system standardization procedure, Ised fear, Judgement, Lang, Last movement, Lawrence erlbaum, Lawrence erlbaum associates, Limited number, Linguistic structure, Loadings bolded, Methodological issues, Mood ratings, Multidimensional, Music fragments, Naapa dimensions, Negative loadings, Nesselroade, Nesselroade ford, Nomothetic, Noncorresponding factors, Occasions dimension, Pennsylvania state university, Positive loadings, Present study, Psychol, Psychological bulletin, Psychophysiology, Psychosomatic medicine, Scand, Scandinavian, Scandinavian journal, Scree plot, Scree test, Second factor, Second factors, Several studies, Simple structure, Skin conductance, Social psychology, Strong support, Suite carmen, Technical report, Tellegen, Thayer scand, Thayer vandoornen, Third component, Unrotated, Unrotated factors, Valence, Variance, Watson tellegen, Zevon, Zevon tellegen.
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The dimensional structure of emotion was investigated using self reports of induced mood and idiographic and nomothetic analyses. Subjects attended four experimental sessions during which an array of affective states was induced via auditory, visual, and imaginal channels. For each of 118 stimulus events, subjects self‐rated their response. Factor analysis yielded the predicted bipolar factors of valence and arousal: these were obtained in group‐aggregated analysis and subsequently confirmed as change dimensions at the intraindividual level. Controversy over the fundamental dimensions of affective space was considered with respect to methodological issues such as factor rotation and sampling of data space. Valence and arousal are discussed as motivational, driving parameters of affective experience and a dynamical systems conceptualization of emotion is proposed.
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