To expand on the understanding of how affective states are linked within teams, the authors
describe a longitudinal study examining the linkages between team members' affective …

Human social life is rich with sighs, chuckles, shrieks and other emotional vocalizations,
called 'vocal bursts'. Nevertheless, the meaning of vocal bursts across cultures is only …

This article explores the role of consumer guilt in a retail context. The results of a field study
indicate that a consumer's lack of purchase can lead to a guilt response when social …

Emotions unfold in the context of social interactions and relationships, where they serve
social ends. In this review, we discuss recent research on the social functions served by …

Recognition of facial expressions has traditionally been investigated by presenting facial
expressions without any context information. However, we rarely encounter an isolated …

Personality disorder features have been an important basis of many batterer typologies
(Babcock et al. J Fam Violence 15: 391–409, 2000; Holtzworth-Munroe and Stuart Psychol …

Recent evidence suggests that the sensitivity of emotion responses to changing context may
be a key element of psychological adjustment and psychopathology (Bonanno et al., 2007; …

Self-conscious emotions such as embarrassment and shame are associated with 2 aspects
of theory of mind (ToM):(a) the ability to understand that behavior has social consequences …

The present paper deals with the concept of Emotional Intelligence (EI)(Salovey & Mayer,
1990) for the main purpose of investigating the claim that it involves emotion perception …

Recent biosocial theories postulate that both biological risk and the social context influence
the development of mental health problems [Boyce and Ellis (2005) Development and …