Smith and Ellsworth's (1985) findings show that although the 15 emotions could be correctly predicted on 40% of occasions, the measured dimensions of appraisal could not fully distinguish between the different emotions.

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Smith and Ellsworth's findings indicate that while the appraisal dimensions were able to predict 40% of the 15 emotions, they were not fully able to differentiate between them.

Smith and Ellsworth's (1985) Findings Show That Although the 15