| Description |
1 online resource (247 pages) |
| Contents |
1 Introduction; The Resurgence of Interest in Mood and Affect; Mood as a Biopsychological Concept; Energetic and Tense Arousal; Mood, Perception of Personal Problems, and Self; Consciousness and Self-Observation; Mood, Self-Management, and Self-Help; 2 Modern Perspectives on Mood; Dimensions and Assessments of Mood; Methods of Experimentally Manipulating Mood States; Mood, Biology, and Physiology; Mood, Memory, and Other Cognitive Processes; Mood and Illness; Food and Mood; Weather, Geophysical Phenomena, and Mood; Naturally Occurring Antecedents of Mood |
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Other Mood-Related Topic AreasAnalytic Retrospective and Future Orientation; 3 Arousal: A Basic Element of Mood and Behavior; Energetic Arousal; Tense Arousal; The Moods of Interacting Arousal Reactions; Evidence that Arousal Reactions Are Registered in Conscious Awareness; The Language of Arousal Feelings; Evolutionary Biology Issues; Biopsychological Overview of Arousal; 4 Daily Rhythms of Subjective Energy and Other Biopsychological Cycles; Circadian Rhythms of Energetic Arousal; Endogenous Control of Energetic Arousal |
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Arousal Rhythms and Psychological Perspective Changes: Problem Perception and OptimismIndividual Differences in Daily Rhythms; Other Rhythms of Energetic and Tense Arousal; Speculations and Applications; 5 Determinants of Energetic and Tense Arousal, Including Cognitive-Mood Interactions; Exercise and Energetic Arousal: Experimental Demonstrations; Biological Considerations; Other Determinants of Energetic Arousal; Interactions of Cognition and Energetic Arousal; Requirements Versus Resources Imbalances: Basic Antecedents of Tense Arousal |
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Cognitive-Affective Interactions Involving Subtle but Persistent Negative Mood StatesBioevolutioriary Analyses of Tense Arousal; 6 The Natural Interaction of Energetic and Tense Moods: A Multidimensional Arousal Model; Summary of Mood Interactions; Early Experimental Evidence; The Covariation of Energy and Tension; High Tension and Low Energy; Low Energy and Vulnerability to Tension; High Energy and Low Tension; Exhaustion; Selected Physiological Mechanisms; Mood and Biology; Other Arousal Models in Comparison; Summary of a Multidimensional Arousal Model |
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7 Issues Relating to Formal and Informal Research on MoodReliability of Mood Measurements Through Data Aggregation; The Value of Naturalistic Versus Laboratory Test Conditions in the Study of Mood; Self-Study for the Understanding of Mood Dynamics; 8 Toward an Understanding of Nonpathological Mood States: Evidence, Speculations, and Applications; Essential Features of Mood; An Understanding of Mood Based on Energy and Tension; Hypothetical Scenario Regarding the Mood States of a Person Under Stress; Self-Determined Mood Modulation: Use of Sugar Snacks, Caffeine, Tobacco, and Other Drugs |
| Notes |
Unanswered Questions About Mood |
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Print version record |
| Subject |
Mood (Psychology) -- Physiological aspects
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Arousal (Physiology)
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Psychobiology.
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Arousal
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Arousal (Physiology)
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Mood (Psychology) -- Physiological aspects
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Psychobiology
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9780195361759 |
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019536175X |
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