Assessing Positive and Negative Affect via Self-Report

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Contributors......Page 8
Introduction: Organizing the Tools and Methods of Affective Science......Page 12
I: Emotion Elicitation......Page 16
 1 Emotion Elicitation Using Films......Page 18
 2 The International Affective Picture System (IAPS) in the Study of Emotion and Attention......Page 38
 3 The Directed Facial Action Task: Emotional Responses Without Appraisal......Page 56
 4 Emotional Behaviors as Emotional Stimuli......Page 63
 5 Probing Unconscious Emotional Processes: On Becoming a Successful Masketeer......Page 74
 6 Social Psychological Methods of Emotion Elicitation......Page 100
 7 Emotion Elicitation Using Dyadic Interaction Tasks......Page 115
 8 Combining Music With Thought to Change Mood......Page 133
 9 Emotion Elicited by Primary Reinforcers and Following Stimulus-Reinforcement Association Learning......Page 146
 10 Emotion Elicitation With Neurological Patients......Page 167
II: Emotion Assessment......Page 178
 11 Assessing Positive and Negative Affect via Self-Report......Page 180
 12 The Information-Processing Approach to Emotion Research......Page 193
 13 Observer-Based Measurement of Facial Expression With the Facial Action Coding System......Page 212
 14 Use of Automated Facial Image Analysis for Measurement of Emotion Expression......Page 231
 15 Measuring Emotion-Related Vocal Acoustics......Page 248
 16 The Specific Affect Coding System (SPAFF)......Page 276
 17 Continuous Measurement of Emotion: The Affect Rating Dial......Page 295
 18 Assessing Understanding and Appraisals During Emotional Experience: The Development and Use of the Narcoder......Page 307
 19 The Time Sampling Diary (TSD) of Emotional Experience in Everyday Life Situations......Page 327
 20 Methodological Considerations in the Study of Emotion Across Cultures......Page 341
 21 Considerations in Studying Emotion in Infants and Children......Page 358
 22 Conceptual, Theoretical, and Methodological Issues in Inferring Subjective Emotion Experience: Recommendations for Researchers......Page 370
III: Methods for Understanding the Biological Bases of Emotion......Page 386
 23 Studying Emotion in Animals: Methods, Materials, and Training......Page 388
 24 The Psychophysiological Laboratory......Page 407
 25 Investigating Human Emotion With Lesions and Intracranial Recording......Page 435
 26 Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging and the Study of Emotion......Page 449
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