Expressive Order

Preface

Part I Affect Control Theory, Plainly Told
- Introduction
- Affect control theory
- Utility of the Theory
- Overview of the Book
- Further Readings
- Sentiments
- Evaluation, Potency, and Activity (EPA).-Measuring EPA
- Universality of EPA
- Further Readings
- Culture
- Consensus
- Individuality Versus Norms
- Measurement Implications
- Cultural Stability
- Instability or Unreliability?
- Variations Across Cultures
- Further Readings
- Sub-Cultures
- Gender
- A Pseudo-Sub-Culture
- Gendered Traits
- Gay Christians
- Deviance Sub-Cultures
- Non-Normalized Deviants
- Occupations
- Further Readings
- Defining Situations
- Identities
- Institutions
- Cues to Institutions
- Selves
- Multiple Identities
- Identity Modifiers
- Further Readings
- Interpreting Actions
- Action Frames
- Institutional Coherence
- Affective Processing
- Impression Formation
- Stability
- Behavior Effects
- Diminishment
- Consistencies
- Congruencies
- Balance
- States of Being
- Cross-Cultural Variations
- Versus Sentiments-Deflection
- Identifying Behaviors
- Further Readings
- Building Actions.-Selecting a Behavior
- Social Interaction
- Groups
- Avoiding Diminishment
- Social Roles
- Medicine
- Law
- Work Roles
- Macroactions
- Informal Roles
- Deviance
- Interactions With Deviants
- Interactions Among Deviants
- Further Readings
- Emotions
- Emotions as Signals
- Impressions and Emotions
- Characteristic and Structural Emotions
- Solidarity
- Emotions and Motivation
- Stress
- Self-Sentiments and Stress
- Emotions and Stress
- Emotions of Deviants
- Further Readings
- Changing Sentiments
- Re-identification
- Identity Filtering
- Labeling Deviants
- Attribution
- Inferences From Emotionality
- Identity Fluctuation
- Sentiment Change
- New Sentiments
- Enculturation
- Turning Points
- Further Readings
- Selves
- Salient Identities
- Commitment and Alienation
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