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Interest and confusion: contrasting theoretical approaches Cover
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|Oct 2022

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Table 1

Description of appraisals as proximal antecedents of Interest/Confusion based on 1) Silvia (2005), 3) Connelly (2011) and 3) Muis (2018).

SILVIA (2005)CONNELLY (2011)MUIS (2018)
Novelty-complexityNovelty-complexityNovelty
Complexity
Coping potentialCoping potentialControl
Goal relevanceValue
Achievement of epistemic aim
Table 2

Multilevel analyses results for the intensity of interest and confusion.

RANDOM EFFECTSVARIANCESTD.DEVCORRELATION
ID.311.56
Emotion.15.39–.44
Stimuli.09.32
Condition.008.08.63
Emotion.25.50.66.20
FIXED EFFECTSSUM SQMEAN SQNUMDFDENDFF VALUEPR(>F)BF
Emotion7.057.051374.28.05572.41
Complexity276.85276.85110233168.19.001>1000
Novelty83.9483.941983050.99.001>1000
Value1966.441966.44197361194.64.001>1000
Coping Potential8.738.73195305.30.02.137
Condition0.020.021220.01.91. 013
Hunger9.909.9011196.01.02.417
Emotion*Complexity253.75253.7519310154.16.001>1000
Emotion*Novelty4.404.40193662.67.10. 033
Emotion*Value292.07292.0719384177.44.001>1000
Emotion*Coping Potential194.38194.3817512118.09.001>1000
Emotion*Condition4.514.511103752.74.10.026

[i] Note: Variance (τ) and standard deviation (ρ) are reported for random intercepts for participants and items as well as random slopes by emotion per participants and condition and emotions by items.

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Figure 1

Graphical representation of the effect of Complexity, Novelty, Value and Coping potential on the intensity of Interest and Confusion.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/spo.35 | Journal eISSN: 2752-5341
Language: English
Submitted on: Jan 27, 2022
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Accepted on: Aug 10, 2022
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Published on: Oct 13, 2022
Published by: Ubiquity Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 1 issue per year

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