Emotional Contagion¶
Hatfield, E., Cacioppo, J. T., & Rapson, R. L. (1993). Emotional Contagion. Cambridge University Press.
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Primes¶
- Emotional Contagion
- Emotional contagion is the structural pattern in which an affective state spreads from one agent to another through largely automatic, sub-deliberative coupling — mimicry, synchrony, and feedback — so that the emotion of a few propagates through a population without anyone deciding to adopt it, a process Hatfield, Cacioppo, and Rapson (1994) first formalized as a multi-stage mechanism of mimicry and afferent feedback.
This sourceFoundational monograph formalizing emotional contagion as a multi-stage process of automatic mimicry, synchronization, and afferent feedback — supports the marker-361 claim that this work first formalized the mechanism.
- The transfer is not a metaphor borrowed from epidemiology but a genuine structural kinship — a state propagating through a coupling network with amplification — which is why the contagion vocabulary travels so cleanly from disease to affect, as Hatfield and colleagues (1993) argue in their primitive-emotional-contagion account of automatic afferent feedback.
This sourceConcise statement of primitive emotional contagion via automatic mimicry/synchrony and afferent feedback — supports the marker-362 'contagion vocabulary travels because it is genuine structural kinship' claim.
- Emotional contagion is the structural pattern in which an affective state spreads from one agent to another through largely automatic, sub-deliberative coupling — mimicry, synchrony, and feedback — so that the emotion of a few propagates through a population without anyone deciding to adopt it, a process Hatfield, Cacioppo, and Rapson (1994) first formalized as a multi-stage mechanism of mimicry and afferent feedback.
Mechanisms¶
- Affective Heat Map
- It puts a real, named phenomenon on a page: emotional contagion, the tendency for affect to transfer automatically between people
This sourceDefines emotional contagion as automatic interpersonal synchronization that can produce emotional convergence.
- It puts a real, named phenomenon on a page: emotional contagion, the tendency for affect to transfer automatically between people
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