In the Ongoing Debate Over the Structure of Emotions, Barrett

question 5

Multiple Choice

In the ongoing debate over the structure of emotions, Barrett and Russell (1998) proposed that misery-pleasure and arousal-sleep represented two:

• A) Discrete categories of emotion
• B) Uncorrelated dimensions of emotion
• C) Correlated dimensions of emotion
• D) Descriptions of the same underlying, one-dimensional emotion space
• E) None of these

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