Assessing the Initial Pleasantness for Fading Affect, Fixed Affect, Flourishing Affect, and Flexible Affect Events

Keywords

Affect (linguistics), Flourishing, Psychology, Fading, Social psychology

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Cited by

• Affective change greater for unpleasant than pleasant events in autobiographical memory of children and adults: A retrospective studyLeslie Rollins, Jeffrey A. Gibbons, Elizabeth B. Cloude — 2018
• The fading affect bias (FAB) is strongest for Jews and Buddhists and weakest for participants without religious affiliations: An exploratory analysisJeffrey A. Gibbons, Sherman A. Lee, Luke Fernandez — 2021
• Holding on & letting go: romantic attachment and fading affect biasMatthew T. Crawford, Matthew D. Hammond, Claire Marsh — 2021
• Centrality of Positive and Negative Autobiographical Memories Across Adult LifespanJustina Pociūnaitė, Daniel Zimprich, Tabea Wolf — 2022
• Can perceived changes in autobiographical memories’ emotionality be explained by memory characteristics and individual differences?Sophie Hoehne — 2023
• Predicting the likelihood and amount of fading, fixed, flourishing, and flexible positive and negative affect of autobiographical memoriesSophie Hoehne, Daniel Zimprich — 2024
• Evidence for a fading affect bias in subjectively assessed affect changes in autobiographical memorySophie Hoehne, Daniel Zimprich — 2025

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