Appendix to Rafaeli and Revelle, 2006: Additional Information
The linked documents provide additional information to the studies reported in Rafaeli, E. & Revelle, W. (2006). A premature consensus: Are happiness and sadness truly opposite affects? Motivation and Emotion.(pdf from Springer). Note that the original appendix is available from Eshkol Rafaeli
This appendix is broken into multiple sections. Click on the relevant section for additional details.
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Text sections Section 1: Study 1- simulation code. Section 2: Study 1- simulation method and results. Section 3: Study 2- additional correlation and EFA results. Section 4: Study 2- additional CFA description. Table Table A-1: Study 2- Affect terms, factor loadings, communalities, angular location, and item characteristics. |
Figures Figure A-1: Study 1- VSS Results. Figure A-2: Study 2- Correlations of all items with happy and sad. Figure A-3: Study 2- VSS Results. Figure A-4: Study 2- Factor loadings of all items in a two dimensional space. Figure A-5: Study 2- Measurement and structural model of six item clusters. Figure A-6: Study 3- Affect levels and standard errors after mood manipulations. (Uses affect scales) Figure A-7: Study 3- Hapiness and sadness levels and standard errors after
mood manipulations. (Uses single items). |
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