2017
DOI: 10.15714/scandpsychol.4.e2
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Tell me how you feel and I will tell you who you are: First validation of the affect integration inventory

Abstract: Tell me how you feel and I will tell you who you are: First validation of the affect integration inventory psykologisk.no/sp/2017/01/e2/ In this article, we present the first empirical validation of the Affect Integration Inventory (AII), a measure that assesses affect integration through a time-efficient self-report format, write Ole André Solbakken and colleagues.

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“…The AII [ 19 ] consists of 112 statements about perception of awareness, tolerance, and expressions of nine discrete affects: (1) Interest, (2) Joy, (3) Fear, (4) Anger, (5) Shame, (6) Sadness, (7) Jealousy, (8) Guilt, and (9) Tenderness. Items are phrased so they tap into either the Experience or the Expression aspects of the affects, covering all aspects of the AI concept.…”
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“…The AII [ 19 ] consists of 112 statements about perception of awareness, tolerance, and expressions of nine discrete affects: (1) Interest, (2) Joy, (3) Fear, (4) Anger, (5) Shame, (6) Sadness, (7) Jealousy, (8) Guilt, and (9) Tenderness. Items are phrased so they tap into either the Experience or the Expression aspects of the affects, covering all aspects of the AI concept.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The scores for this study were computed at three levels: (1) a mean overall Global AI score, (2) a mean score on the capacity of Experience across affects or a mean score on the capacity of Expression across affects, and (3) mean scores for each of the discrete affects. The psychometrics of the AII have been validated in both clinical and nonclinical samples [ 19 , 27 , 28 ]. The Cronbach’s alpha values from the present sample have been published elsewhere [ 27 ].…”
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“…They may struggle with an emotional process that aims to abate feelings of threat and fear, while appraisal and coping mediate this emotional process (Lazarus, 1999). In this process, cognitive and affective domains as motivation, appraisal, coping, stress, and emotion will be conjoined (Lazarus, 1999;Solbakken et al, 2017).…”
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confidence: 99%