The predictive power of low-arousal positive affect

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@jdymote @dp_moriarity Was coming on here to say this. PANAS does not have low arousal positive affect (LAPA) which you may want to capture in ESM. See McManus et al for adjectives (https://t.co/zYYeM9qPzK).

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#Psychology #PhD student Maria D. McManus looks at how including low-arousal emotional experiences (i.e., calm) in #research—not just high-arousal ones (i.e., excited)—could improve future investigations into causes & effects of positive emotional stat

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