main argument
- Participants experienced at least one emotion 90% of the time
- Most frequent emotions
- Positive emotions 2.5x more than negative
- Positive and negative simultaneously frequently
- Network analysis to connect emotions
- Connector emotions: stimulate same valence and repress opposite valence
- Provincial emotions: stimulate same valence only
- Distal emotions: little interactions with other emotions
conclusion
supporting arguments
discussion
- Limitations: self-reporting mobile application
- Emotion may have influenced reporting time
- Workday over-reported
terms and themes
subjects and sites
methods and theory
sources
questions
- How often do people experience emotions in general?
- Which emotions do people specifically experience?
- How central are different emotions within the emotion network?
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highlights