<p><i>"...aimed most directly at researchers in the area of social cognition, the volume also contains high-quality selections of interest to students and researchers in other areas of psychology."</i><br />—<b><i>CHOICE</i></b></p><p><i>"...a valuable and timely contribution to the fields of social, personality, and clinical psychology. Forgas's book arrives at a time when affect research is growing exponentially, as are the methods available to study affect."</i><br />—<b><i>Contemporary Psychology</i></b></p><p><i>"...not only did I learn a lot about topics with which I was unfamiliar, but that I also learned a great deal about topics with which (I thought) I was familiar!"</i><br />—<b>Mark Zanna</b><br /><i>University of Waterloo</i></p><p><i>"Whether you read it cover to cover or just use it as a reference work for looking up specific points, you will find it a welcome addition to your library and a stimulating, authoritative coverage of the field today."</i><br />—<b>Roy F. Baumeister</b><br /><i>Florida State University</i></p>