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Differentiating emotions in relation to deserved or undeserved outcomes: A retrospective study of real-life events
Cognition and Emotion 23 (5):955-977 (2009)
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How people react emotionally to the positive or negative events that they experience in their lives depends in part on whether particular outcomes are perceived to be deserved or undeserved. For ex...My notes
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