1958
DOI: 10.1001/archneurpsyc.1958.02340040059007
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Classification and Rating of Emotional Experiences

Abstract: we developed a rating scale for anxiety, anger, and depression. These rating scales were constructed to facilitate comparisons of the affects with each other, as well as with nonaffective variables, and were designed to make explicit the sort of quantification which Downloaded From: http://archneurpsyc.jamanetwork.com/ by a DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY-DAL-11762 User on 06/19/2015

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“…The mean values presented here are based on the conversion of these ratings to fractional numbers; elsewhere integer values have been used. 8 Although originally focused on the ex¬ perience of anxiety, early in this series of experiments it became clear that two other affective experiences, anger and de¬ pression, can readily arise in response to stresses of the type used. The combination of the three rated affects thus yields a gross index of over-all emotional disturbance in the experiment.…”
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