, new information about trust-based interaction outcomes triggers specific sets of emotions. Unlike Valence Models that …

We study three triggers of conflict and explore their resultant emotional reactions in a laboratory experiment … the intensity. Also, we find that the frequency and intensity of conflict decrease positive emotions and increase negative … emotions and that conflict impacts negative emotions more than positive emotions. …

emotions can be cheaply communicated. Perhaps even more puzzling to economists and biologists is the observation that anonymous … apologies, to encourage trust re-extension. We used a pair of trust games with one-way communication and an emotion survey to … investigate the role of emotions in regulating the propensity to message, apologize, re-extend trust, and demonstrate …

. Recalibrational theory helps us identify the adaptive design features shared among subsets of superordinate emotion programs … activation of emotions after Trust games. While this study successfully predicts reports of twenty distinct emotional states …, further studies are needed to demonstrate ultimate recalibrational functions of emotions. …

emotions can be cheaply communicated. Perhaps even more puzzling to economists and biologists is the observation that anonymous … apologies, to encourage trust re-extension. We used a pair of trust games with one-way communication and emotion surveys to … investigate the role of emotions in regulating the propensity to message, apologize, re-extend trust, and demonstrate …

We study three triggers of conflict and explore their resultant emotional reactions in a laboratory experiment … the intensity. Also, we find that the frequency and intensity of conflict decrease positive emotions and increase negative … emotions, and that conflict impacts negative emotions more than positive emotions …

, new information about trust-based interaction outcomes triggers specific sets of emotions. Unlike Valence Models that … version based on analyses of a larger sample, titled: "Conflicted Emotions Following Trust-based Interaction" http …