Appraisal ratings in diary reports of reasonable and unreasonable anger
Forty-eight undergraduate students completed diaries reporting on up to five episodes of anger experienced over the course of a week. Ratings of motivational relevance, motivational incongruence and other-accountability appraisals were significantly lower for relatively less reasonable instances of...
Main Authors: | Parkinson, B, Roper, A, Simons, G |
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Format: | Conference item |
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2009
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