“…Many emotion theorists suggest that such events set off a cascade of fast-and slow-acting processes of appraisal (Lazarus, 1991). For example, the initial experience of envy often is followed by further appraisals of unfairness (i.e., as someone else has the object of envy), resulting in a transmutation into hostility (Sundie, Ward, Beal, Chin, & Geiger-Oneto, 2009). For example, the initial experience of envy often is followed by further appraisals of unfairness (i.e., as someone else has the object of envy), resulting in a transmutation into hostility (Sundie, Ward, Beal, Chin, & Geiger-Oneto, 2009).…”