Emotions in direct and remote social interaction: Getting through the spaces between us by Parkinson, B

Missing Pieces in the Emotion Construction Kit by Parkinson, B

Emotions are social. by Parkinson, B

Recognizing Desirability: Is Goal Comparison Necessary? by Parkinson, B

Recognizing desirability: is goal comparison necessary? by Parkinson, B

Anger on and off the road by Parkinson, B

Relations and dissociations between appraisal and emotion ratings of reasonable and unreasonable anger and guilt by Parkinson, B

Piecing together emotion: Sites and time-scales for social construction by Parkinson, B

Author reply: aligning social relations with faces, words, and emotions by Parkinson, B

How social is the social psychology of emotion? by Parkinson, B

Contextualizing facial activity by Parkinson, B

Putting appraisal in context by Parkinson, B

Invited talk: Social effects of emotion: Two modes of relation alignment by Parkinson, B

Getting from situations to emotions: appraisal and other routes. by Parkinson, B

What holds emotions together? Meaning and response coordination by Parkinson, B

Heart to heart: A relation-alignment approach to emotion's social effects by Parkinson, B

Comment: Respecifying emotional influence by Parkinson, B

Do facial movements express emotions or communicate motives? by Parkinson, B

Everyday conceptions of emotion: An introduction to the psychology, anthropology, and linguistics of emotion by Parkinson, B

Author reply: aligning relations with faces, words, and emotions by Parkinson, B