Psychology of Emotion: Interpersonal, Experiential, and Cognitive Approaches (Principles of Social Psychology)

This is a general document on emotions, which is very actual. A good book for researchers or students, or anyone who is interested on the experimental study of emotions.

This is an excellent book, written in an engaging and accessible style, which makes it informative and agreeable to read. It constitutes a valuable resource for college students as well as graduate students who are interested in emotion processing from the perspectives of cognitive and social psychology. Both perspectives are well integrated. It is for me one of the best introductory textbook in a rapidly growing field of research.This book is also a fine example of how the study of emotion has changed and how fascinating this domain is to those interested in social cognition.

A great book. I am studying as a counsellor and this book has been very beneficial as a reference for my essays. This book has a great structure which allows for a foundation to move onto more depth such as Daniel Goleman's emotional intelligence.

I thought the first two chapters were heavy but the rest is just great information, i highly recommend it to everyone.

This book is rather a study book than a practical guide. Don't think you will have fun reading it but you will learn from research.