Lovisa Lesand, Lars B Dahlin, Mattias Rydberg, Malin Zimmerman
Effects of socioeconomic status on patient-reported outcome after surgically treated trigger finger: a retrospective national registry-based study
BMJ open
incorporating emotionality propose enrich informationprocessing models citizens behavior election campaigns demonstrate two distinct dynamic emotional responses play influential roles election campaigns anxiety enthusiasm anxiety responding threat novelty stimulates attention toward campaign political learning discourages reliance habitual cues voting enthusiasm powerfully influences candidate preferences stimulates interest involvement campaign findings support theoretical perspective regards cognitive emotional processes mutually engaged mutually supportive rather antagonistic suggest democratic process may undermined emotionality generally presupposed instead believe people use emotions tools efficient information processing thus enhance abilities engage meaningful political deliberation