The Schachter Theory of Emotion¶
Reisenzein, R. (1983). The Schachter Theory of Emotion: Two Decades Later. Psychological Bulletin, 239-264.
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- Two-Factor Theory of Emotion
- A narrower proposition—that arousal feedback, when attributed to an emotional source, can intensify an existing emotional reaction—has better support.
This sourceCritical review finding adequate support mainly for arousal-attribution intensification, little support for arousal reduction, equivocal evidence elsewhere, and no convincing evidence for universal arousal necessity or emotion from labeling unexplained arousal.
- A narrower proposition—that arousal feedback, when attributed to an emotional source, can intensify an existing emotional reaction—has better support.
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