Emotions and beliefs: how feelings influence thoughts

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Rationality and Psychology in International Politics (2005, background): “…also Tyler 1998; Tyler and Degoey 1996; and Uslaner 1998+ 99+ See Putnam 2000, 136; and Larson 1997, 20+ 100+ Oatley 2000, 90+ 101+ See Frijda and Mesquita 2000; and Frijda, Manstead, and Bem 2000+ 102+ For feelings as evidence, see Clore and Gasper 2000, 25+ 103+ See Fearon 1995; and Kydd 2000+…”
The adaptive consequences of pride in personal selling (2004, background): “To understand what meta-emotions are and how they operate, it is useful to construe emotions as processes extended in time (e.g., Fischer and Tangney 1995; Frijda, Manstead, and Bem 2000).”
Emotional and learning capability and their impact on product innovativeness and firm performance (2007, background): “13), Specifically, in the organizational context, a firm’s ability to manage the emotions is, in essence, managing: (1) the anxiety and resistance arising from the anxiety (Vince, 2001); (2) the internal feelings of employees, such as fear, joy, excitement, disgust, or anger, and changes to them (Ka”
Adolescents' Exposure to Sexually Explicit Internet Material and Notions of Women as Sex Objects: Assessing Causality and Underlying Processes (2009, background): “More generally, evidence has accumulated that affects can influence cognitions, such as beliefs and attitudes (Forgas, 2001; Frijda et al., 2000), which is particularly important for the present study with its focus on beliefs that women are sex objects.”