The impact of mixed emotions on judgements: a naturalistic study during the FIFA world cup

Cognition and Emotion 35 (2):341-355 (2021)
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Experiencing mixed emotions, a combination of two oppositely-valenced emotions, has been shown to reduce bias in decision making and improve the accuracy of judgements made. However, most previous...

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