What is the most important contribution that Weiner’s attributional analysis makes to the study of emotion?

________ is the emotional reaction that follows victory in a competitive situation.

________ arises when one compares the outcome one received versus a better outcome that might have resulted from the same action or the same choice.

The appraisal, “Is this situation relevant to my well-being?”, constitutes a(n) _________

________ arises after the person evaluates his behavior (not himself) as a failure. Thus the focus of this emotion is on the self’s behavior and action rather than on the self’s worth per se.

According to Lazarus’s theory of emotion, the primary appraisal of failing to live up to an ego ideal leads in a reliable way to the emotional experience of:

Mimicry, in which one’s own facial expression, voice tone, and posture mirrors that of the other person, seems to trigger:

According to the facial feedback hypothesis, facial feedback does one thing, namely:

________ is expressed with a slight (not a large) smile, tilting the head slightly back, expanding the chest, and raising one’s arms upward into the air.

In Kraut and Johnston’s study of bowlers, the researchers found that bowlers were much more likely to smile when they _____ than when they _____.