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mixed emotions

mixed emotions Mixed emotions are the experience of feeling more than one emotion at the same time, including opposing feelings such as being happy and sad together.

Mixed emotions are the experience of feeling more than one emotion at the same time, including opposing feelings such as being happy and sad together. In the source packet, they are described as states that are often uncomfortable and seen as undesirable.

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Drafting source: Oh Vincent Y. S.. Direct versus indirect measures of mixed emotions in predictive models: a comparison of predictive validity, multicollinearity, and the influence of confounding variables. 2023; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1231845; article XML SHA-256 19cee50e56296e1225452313ca27d5ac4922fc529b786aa44a15e7c8cf372639. “Direct versus indirect measures of mixed emotions in predictive models: a comparison of predictive validity, multicollinearity, and the influence of confounding variables” (10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1231845).
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