From the Book - Second edition.
Preface to the Second Edition Preface to the First Edition Chapter 1. Introduction The Study of Emotion Types of Evidence for Theories of Emotion Some Goals for a Theory of the Cognitive Structure of Emotions Summary Chapter 2. Overview of the Theory The Organization of Emotion Types Basic Emotions and Emotion Complexity Some Implications of the Claim that Emotions are Valenced Reactions Summary Chapter 3. Appraisal, the Value System, and Primary Sources of Intensity The Appraisal Structure Central Intensity Variables Summary Chapter 4. Factors Affecting the Intensity of Emotions Global Variables Local Variables Variable Values, Variable Weights, and Intensity Calibration Issues Summary Chapter 5. Reactions to Events: I The Well-Being Emotions Loss Emotions and Fine-Grained Analyses The Fortunes-of-Others Emotions Self-Pity and Related States Summary Chapter 6. Reactions to Events: II The Prospect-Based Emotions Pleasant, Unpleasant, and Unvalenced Surprise Some Interrelationships Among Well-Being and Prospect-Based Emotions Suspense, Resignation, Hopelessness, and Other Related States Summary Chapter 7. Reactions to the Actions of Agents The Attribution Emotions Gratitude, Anger, and Some Other Compound Emotions Summary Chapter 8. Reactions to Objects The Attraction Emotions Context and its Relation to the Intensity of Attraction Emotions Familiarity and Novelty and the Intensity of ''Appreciation'' Emotions Fine-Grained Analyses and Emotion Sequences Summary
Chapter 9. Formalization of the Theory and Additional Issues
Emotion Words and Cross-Cultural Issues
Coping and the Function of Emotions
Emotion Experiences and Unconscious Emotions
Emotion Potentials and Emotion Thresholds
Computational Tractability
Chapter 10. There and Back Again: OCC and Affective Computing
Evolution of Computational Models from OCC
Upstream Influences of OCC
Downstream Influences of OCC
EMA: A Unified Domain-Independent Model of Appraisal and Coping
Influence of OCC on Practical Applications
Predicting Human Behavior
Simulating Human Behavior
Implications for Emotion Research.
