Social sharing of emotions and bivalent emotions by Ma, GWS

“…This thesis has two objectives: Investigating effects of sharing one’s own emotions with other people across different stressors and exploring bivalent emotions in interpersonal and intergroup contexts. …”

Emotions are social. by Parkinson, B

“…I show that many of the causes of emotions are interpersonally, institutionally or culturally defined; that emotions usually have consequences for other people; and that they serve interpersonal as well as cultural functions in everyday life. …”

Emotions are social. by Parkinson, B

“…I show that many of the causes of emotions are interpersonally, institutionally or culturally defined; that emotions usually have consequences for other people; and that they serve interpersonal as well as cultural functions in everyday life. …”

Emotions in negotiations by Kanoi, S

“…Study 3 investigated the effect of emotion (anger, contempt, sadness, and neutral emotion) and partner status (high vs. low) on concessions. …”

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

Perceived effects of other people’s emotion regulation on their vicarious emotional response by Parkinson, B, Lopez-Perez, B, Sanchez, J

“…Across two studies, we investigated how friends’ typically used emotion regulation strategies (rumination or reappraisal) influence judgements about their vicarious emotions (sympathy, tenderness, and personal distress) when presented with a photograph of a suffering toddler. …”

Current emotion research in social psychology : thinking about emotions and other people by Parkinson, B, Manstead, A

“…This paper discusses contemporary social psychological approaches to a) the social relations and appraisals associated with specific emotions; b) other people’s impact on appraisal processes; c) effects of emotion on other people; and d) interpersonal emotion regulation. …”

Current emotion research in social psychology: thinking about emotions and other people by Parkinson, B, Manstead, A

“…This article discusses contemporary social psychological approaches to (a) the social relations and appraisals associated with specific emotions; (b) other people’s impact on appraisal processes; (c) effects of emotion on other people; and (d) interpersonal emotion regulation. …”

Comment: Respecifying emotional influence by Parkinson, B

“…Relation alignment also covers emotional influence that is not mediated by the communication of appraisal. …”

Untangling the appraisal- emotion connection. by Parkinson, B

“…This article aims to clarify the nature of the relation between cognitive appraisal and emotion. I distinguish a range of alternative possible hypotheses according to whether this appraisal-emotion connection is assumed to operate at the conceptual or empirical level, whether it is supposed to be a descriptive or causal relation, and whether it is seen as having a contingent or necessary basis. …”

Emotion components and social relations by Parkinson, B

“…Her conclusion is that emotion is not a golden egg, but that goose-hunting is not wildly misguided, because it may lead researchers to causal mechanisms that can account for processes conventionally associated with emotion, and for associations between these supposed emotion components. …”

Comment: Journeys to the Center of Emotion by Parkinson, B

“…Does appraisal co-ordinate emotional responses? Are emotions usually reached via mental representations of relational meaning? …”

Missing Pieces in the Emotion Construction Kit by Parkinson, B

“…Emotion construction works with non-social as well as social materials.…”

Moral emotions as antecedents of political attitudes by Petrescu, D, Dragos C. Petrescu

“…<p>The main objective of this thesis was to investigate the proposition that moral emotions act as antecedents of political attitudes. …”

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

“…Two classic studies published 50 years ago showed how other people provide information that shapes the activation and interpretation of emotions. The present paper traces development of the social psychology of emotions from this starting point. …”

Pushing (and pulling) the boundaries of emotion regulation by Parkinson, B

“…This commentary addresses Gross’s formulation of emotion regulation and its limits. According to his definition, emotion regulation covers a heterogeneous variety of cognitive and behavioral operations, some of which share important features with processes falling outside the specified conceptual domain, leading to possible boundary disputes. …”

What's social about social emotions? by Hareli, S, Parkinson, B

“…Evidence for the present formulation is derived from theory and research into links between appraisals and emotions. Emotions identified as social using our criteria are also shown to bring more consistent consequences for social behavior than nonsocial emotions. …”

Emotional effects of false autonomic feedback. by Parkinson, B

“…This article deals with Valins' (1966) theory of the effects of arousal information in emotion and reviews subsequent research using the false autonomic feedback procedure that offers evidence concerning the validity of his analysis. …”

MAKING SENSE OF EMOTION IN STORIES AND SOCIAL-LIFE by Parkinson, B, Manstead, A

Auditing emotions: what should we count? by Parkinson, B