Positive affect increases secondary control among causally uncertain individuals
Abstract
Secondary control (acceptance of and adjustment to negative events) is thought to promote positive affect. We examined the opposite path: could positive affect increase secondary control, particularly among individuals high in causal uncertainty, who stand to benefit from it the most? In two studies, participants completed a causal uncertainty scale, thought about a problem while listening to affect-inducing music or no music, and then completed...
Paper Details
Title
Positive affect increases secondary control among causally uncertain individuals
Published Date
May 6, 2014
Journal
Volume
29
Issue
3
Pages
401 - 415
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