A Social Interactional Theory of Emotions

action actor adequate agent aggression analysis anger anxiety arousal attributes autonomy behavior Berkowitz Berscheid Blau Chapter Charley's Aunt child cognitive competence compliance concept dependence dependent variables depression differential dimensions discussed disliked disorder distressful emotions distributive justice division of labor E-mis effects epinephrine evaluation evoke example excess power exchange experiment experimental fear feel Freud give gratification guilt hedonic high status Homans hypothesis important individual induced interaction introjected involves label Levi's love relationships noxious one's other's power parent Patkai pattern physiological positive possible power and status power-status model prisoner's dilemma produce proposed punishment rates reduced relational conditions relational model response rewards romantic love Schachter and Singer schizophrenia self-informed sexual shame situation social class Social Psychology social relations social relationships Sociometry sociophysiology specific standards status accord status conferral status withdrawal stimulus structural emotions suggest theory of emotions tion variables Walster York