Research on primary appraisals of good and bad qualities of an event raises an intriguing question: which is stronger, good or bad? Reviews by Cacioppo and Gardner (1999) , Baumeister et al. (2001) and Rozin and Royzman (2001) offer the following answer:
A) negative and positive evaluations are equally potent.
B) negative evaluations are more potent than positive evaluations.
C) positive evaluations are more potent than negative evaluations.
D) at this time it is not possible to come to a conclusive answer and more research is necessary.
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Q8: According to the decision tree of appraisals
Q9: Primary appraisal is:
A) a form of evaluation
Q10: According to the decision tree of appraisals
Q11: When participants were presented with photographs of
Q12: The prototype perspective about emotion knowledge assumes
Q13: All but which one of the following
Q14: The emotion evoked by a situation can
Q15: Secondary appraisal is:
A) a form of evaluation
Q16: According to the decision tree of appraisals
Q17: The third phase of appraisal is:
A) coping.
B)
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