Emotion and Personality¶
Arnold, M. B. (1960). Emotion and Personality. Columbia University Press.
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- Cognitive Appraisal
- Managing appraisal well—calibrating the interpretive function to the actual properties of the environment and the person's actual capabilities—is what distinguishes healthy emotional functioning from clinical dysregulation.
This sourceCoined 'appraisal' as the initial assessment triggering an emotional sequence; one of the earliest appraisal theories.
- Managing appraisal well—calibrating the interpretive function to the actual properties of the environment and the person's actual capabilities—is what distinguishes healthy emotional functioning from clinical dysregulation.
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