Toward a Process Analysis of Emotions¶
Meyer, W., Reisenzein, R., & Schützwohl, A. (1997). Toward a Process Analysis of Emotions: The Case of Surprise. Motivation and Emotion.
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Primes¶
- Expectation Violation
- Four parts are load-bearing in that order: a model in force before the event; a realization that speaks to the same question the model answered; a mismatch above the level at which the system would otherwise absorb it; and a registered response — surprise, slowed processing, a shift of attention, model revision, or repair.
This sourceSets out the schema-discrepancy account in which an active schema, a discrepant event, a discrepancy signal crossing a threshold, and an interruption of ongoing processing with measurable cost are separate consecutive stages.
- Four parts are load-bearing in that order: a model in force before the event; a realization that speaks to the same question the model answered; a mismatch above the level at which the system would otherwise absorb it; and a registered response — surprise, slowed processing, a shift of attention, model revision, or repair.
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