Russell's theory of emotions suggests group members' reactions to a place are determined by two key features: Is the place dangerous and will the place help them meet their goals.

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Russell's theory of emotions, specifically the circumplex model of affect, suggests emotions are determined by two key dimensions: arousal (low to high) and valence (pleasant to unpleasant), rather than assessments of danger and goal facilitation.

Russell's Theory of Emotions Suggests Group Members' Reactions to a Place