"This volume has already become one of the handy resources in my bookshelves, and it occupies a place within easy reach. The editors are to be congratulated on assembling a goodly and representative set of experts for the writing of the book's 17 chapters....The book contains exciting material on the role of positive and negative affect in cognitive organization....a valuable resource....the chapters that integrate many years of work from the same laboratory present interesting and insightful interpretations and inferences."
—Contemporary Psychology
"The contributions throughout are first-rate and will be useful to serious students of emotion as well as accessible to those seeking to acquaint themselves with current thinking in this area for the first time. This is an important contribution to the literature on emotion."
—CHOICE