Emotion and Adaptation¶
Lazarus, R. S. (1991). Emotion and Adaptation. Oxford University Press.
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- Cognitive Appraisal
- Emotion emerges from the specific configuration of these two appraisals, with different appraisal combinations producing distinct emotions even from identical external stimuli; reappraisal—ongoing re-evaluation as new information arrives—creates a recursive loop rather than a terminating sequence.
This sourceComprehensive cognitive-motivational-relational treatment of appraisal–emotion coupling and recursive reappraisal.
- Emotion emerges from the specific configuration of these two appraisals, with different appraisal combinations producing distinct emotions even from identical external stimuli; reappraisal—ongoing re-evaluation as new information arrives—creates a recursive loop rather than a terminating sequence.
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