Thought and Feeling: Cognitive Alteration of Feeling States

252 Pages·2007·20.783 MB·English

by  Harvey London and Richard E. Nisbett

Thought and Feeling

Thought and Feeling
Cognitei vAlterant iof oFeelgi nStatse
Editde by Harvye Londno
and Richda rE. Nisbte t
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Thought and feeling : cognitive alteration of feeling states / [edited by] Harvey
London and Richard E. Nisbett.
p. cm.
Originally published: Chicago : Aldine Pub. Co., 1974.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 978-0-202-36176-5 (alk. paper)
1. Emotions and cognition. 2. Heider, Fritz, 1896- 3. Schachter, Stanley,
1922- I. London, Harvey. II. Nisbett, Richard E.
BF311.T486 2007
153--dc22
2007026455
ISBN 13: 978-0-202-36176-5 (pbk)
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Contents
Contributors ix
I. INTRODUCTION
1. Historical Background, Jerome E. Singer 3
2. Elements of Schachter's Cognitive Theory of 13
Emotional States, Harvey London and
Richard E. Nisbett
II. THE NATURE OF INTERNAL CUES
3. Influence of Future Choice Importance and Arousal 27
Upon the Halo Effect, Edgar O'Neal
4. Individual Differences in Self-Attribution of 44
Emotion, James Laird and Melvin Crosby
5. Cognitive Manipulation of GSR Extinction: 60
Analogues for Conditioning Therapies,
Karl P. Koenig and Kermit Henriksen
6. Cognitive Manipulation of Boredom, 74
Harvey London and Lenore Monello
III. EVALUATIVE NEEDS
7. Delusional Thinking and Cognitive Disorder, 85
Brendan Maher
IV. THE PROCESS OF EXPLAINING INTERNAL CUES
8. Opportunity for Information Search and the 107
Effect of False Heart Rate Feedback,
John C. Barefoot and Ronald B. Straub
9. Persistent Effects of Information about Internal 116
Reactions: Ineffectiveness of Debriefing,
Stuart Valins
THE EFFECTS OF EXTERNAL CUES
10. Cognition, Affect, and Psychopathology,
Aaron Beck
11. Cognition and Self-Control: Cognitive Control
of Painful Sensory Input, Nicholas P. Spanos,
T. X. Barber and Gerald Lang
12. Self-Persuasion and Fear Reduction from Escape
Behavior, George O. Klemp and Howard Leventhal
13. Perceived Anger Level, Instigating Agent, and
Aggression, Leonard Berkowitz and Charles Turner
14. Cognitive and Social Determinants of Food Intake,
Richard E. Nisbett and Michael D. Storms
DISCUSSION
15. Cognitive Alteration of Feeling States:
A Discussion, Daryl J. Bern
Index
Contributors
Medfield Foundation
T. X. Barber,
Cärleton University
John C. Barefoot,
University of Pennsylvania
Aaron Beck,
Stanford University
Daryl J. Bern,
University of Wisconsin
Leonard Berkowitz,
Clark University
Melvin Crosby,
University of New Mexico
Kermit Henriksen,
University of Wisconsin
George 0. Klemp,
Universit y of New Mexico
Karl P. Koenig,
Clark University
James Laird,
Boston University
Gerald Lang,
University of Wisconsin
Howard Leventhal,
Long Island University
Harvey London,
Harvard University
Brendan Maher,
Brandeis University
Lenore Monello,
University of Michigan
Richard E. Nisbett,
Tulane University
Edgar O'Neal,
State University of New York, Stony
Jerome E. Singer,
Brook
Boston University
Nicholas P. Spanos,
University of Kansas
Michael D. Storms,
Dartmouth University
Ronald B. Straub,
University of Wisconsin
Charles Turner,
State University of New York, Stony Brook
Stuart Valins,