Distinguishing Anger and Anxiety in Terms of Emotional Response Factors.

Russell, James A.; Mehrabian, Albert

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Publication Date: 1974

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Distinguishing Anger and Anxiety in Terms of Emotional Response Factors

Russell, James A.; Mehrabian, Albert

Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 42, 1, 79-82, Feb 74

Verbal self-report measures for various emotional states were used in the present study to test the hypotheses that anger consists of feelings of displeasure, high arousal, and dominance; whereas anxiety consists of feelings of displeasure, high arousal, and submissiveness. (Author)

Descriptors: Anxiety, Behavioral Science Research, College Students, Emotional Response, Hostility, Psychological Patterns

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