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- Affect_theory abstract "Affect theory organizes affects (i.e., emotions, or subjectively experienced feelings) into discrete categories and connects each one with its typical response. For example, the affect joy is observed through the display of smiling. These affects can be identified through immediate facial reactions that people have to a stimulus, typically well before they could process any real response to the stimulus. The list of affects does not seem to be complete however. One affect which seems to be missing from the list is humor. This affect also has highly characteristic facial expressions. Humor seems to be a response to a conflict between negative and positive affects such as fear and enjoyment, which results in spasmodic contractions of parts of the body, mainly in the stomach and diaphragm area, as well as contractions in the upper cheek muscles. Further affects which seem to be missing include relief and confusion.Affect theory is attributed to psychologist Silvan Tomkins and is introduced in the first two volumes of his book Affect Imagery Consciousness. The word affect, as used in Tomkins theory, specifically refers to the "biological portion of emotion"; that is, it refers to "hard-wired, preprogrammed, genetically transmitted mechanisms that exist in each of us", which, when triggered, precipitate a "known pattern of biological events". However, it is also acknowledged that, in adults, the affective experience is a result of both the innate mechanism and a "complex matrix of nested and interacting ideo-affective formations."".
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- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Affect_(psychology).
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Affect_consciousness.
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Anger.
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- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Crying.
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- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Fear.
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- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Lövheim_cube_of_emotion.
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Mood_management_theory.
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Motivation.
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Nod_(gesture).
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Perspiration.
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Psychoanalytic_theory.
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Psychology.
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Psychotherapy.
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Rage_(emotion).
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Relationship_counseling.
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Script_theory.
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Selective_exposure_theory.
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Shame.
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Silvan_Tomkins.
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Smile.
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Surprise_(emotion).
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLink Sweat.
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLinkText "Affect Theory".
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLinkText "Affect theory".
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLinkText "affect and feeling".
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLinkText "affect theory".
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLinkText "affect".
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLinkText "negative affect".
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLinkText "negative emotionality".
- Affect_theory wikiPageWikiLinkText "positive affect".
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- Affect_theory subject Category:Psychoanalysis.
- Affect_theory subject Category:Psychotherapy.
- Affect_theory comment "Affect theory organizes affects (i.e., emotions, or subjectively experienced feelings) into discrete categories and connects each one with its typical response. For example, the affect joy is observed through the display of smiling. These affects can be identified through immediate facial reactions that people have to a stimulus, typically well before they could process any real response to the stimulus. The list of affects does not seem to be complete however.".
- Affect_theory label "Affect theory".
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