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reness and the .—the self at the core of all conscious experience. Evidence of a close connection between affect and our sense of self is easily found in experience. Although affect can be felt at some remove (for instance, as a property of objects), the most powerful affective feelings seem to touc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-57559-4nsions of affective experience. When tested against experience, a theory of affect should be judged according to the following criteria. First, the theory should be able to register all types and varieties of affect within its conceptual framework. Second, the theory should be able to advance unders

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-63375-6rsity of contrast. At best, this model offers a crude many-to-one mapping of affect, such that every conscious feeling should have a location somewhere in this space.ut affect is more than the harmonic intensity of a single, momentary feeling. Especially as experience develops over time, affect is i

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