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anger-prototype-study

The present study adopts a prototype approach to investigate the differences between justified and unjustified anger in terms of established dimensions relevant to moral, emotional, and relational experiences.

anger_expressor_percept

Comparisons of the judgments of people who express anger vs. those who do not

comparing-different-purchases

The consequences of spending money on experiences (e.g., travel) vs. materials (e.g., clothes)

dictionary-based-analyses-diss

Analyzing anger narratives using LIWC-quantified narratives (based on both internal and external dictionaries)

emotion-prototype-survey

Hypothesis-testing and exploratory analyses of respondents' ratings of how they felt, what they thought, and how they behaved during an emotional expisode. The code includes descriptives, chi-square, regression, t-test, principal components analysis, different measures of effect size, and functions to automate analyses across subsets of data.

helper_functions

lda-dissertation

Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) analysis of open-ended text responses about emotional experiences in the past

meaning-extraction-method-diss

Finding the topics in anger narratives using MEM

prototype-study-preregistration

R code corresponding to the preregistered analyses of anger prototype study

selfconstrual-scale-irt

Item Response Theory analyses of the brief self-construal scale

sim_datasets

Simulated data and the corresponding code

str-topic-modeling-diss

Structural Topic Modeling with the anger narratives

survey-missingdata-simulation

Simulation studies to explore the effect of missing data on accuracy in surveys

website-academic-theme

website-theme-coder