I am already aware of research concerning story grammar and other structural models, and of scales that compare film vignettes for their ability to evoke certain emotions, but have not found any scales that compare film vignettes structurally, so that one might use them interchangeably over time with the same participants. The scale (or other measure) needs to provide as much assurance as possible that the film vignettes are equivalent as stimuli for discourse production. Any leads would be greatly appreciated.
Richard
I am not sure this will help but a member of this group wrote this paper:
Schneiderman, Inna, et al. "Love alters autonomic reactivity to emotions." Emotion 11.6 (2011): 1314.
You will find it at this link:
http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Ruth_Feldman/publication/51853342_Love_Alters_Autonomic_Reactivity_to_Emotions/links/0fcfd5100eb4a89764000000.pdf
Regards
Tom
Article Love Alters Autonomic Reactivity to Emotions
Tom,
Thanks for sending the article reference. I'll have a look to see if it's applicable.
Rick Welland
Tom,
Thanks for sending the article reference. I'll have a look to see if it's applicable.
Rick Welland
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