being moved: linguistic representation and conceptual structure

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2014
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Abstract
This study explored the organisation of the semantic field and the conceptual structure of moving experiences by investigating German-language expressions referring to the emotional state of being moved. We used present and past participles of eight psychological verbs as primes in a free word-association task, as these grammatical forms place their conceptual focus on the eliciting situation and on the felt emotional state, respectively. By applying a taxonomy of basic knowledge types and computing the Cognitive Salience Index, we identified joy and sadness as key emotional ingredients of being moved, and significant life events and art experiences as main elicitors of this emotional state. Metric multidimensional scaling analyses of the semantic field revealed that the core terms designate a cluster of emotional states characterised by low degrees of arousal and slightly positive valence, the latter due to a nearly balanced representation of positive and negative elements in the conceptual structure of being moved.
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Authors ;Milena eKuehnast;Milena eKuehnast;Valentin eWagner;Valentin eWagner;Eugen eWassiliwizky;Eugen eWassiliwizky;Thomas eJacobsen;Thomas eJacobsen;Winfried eMennighaus;Winfried eMennighaus
Journal accounts of chemical research
Year 2014
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10.3389/fpsyg.2014.01242
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http://journal.frontiersin.org/Journal/10.3389/fpsyg.2014.01242/full
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