The (*) two-factor theory of these phenomena claims that they derive from the misattribution of arousal to external stimuli.
Arlie Hochschild's study of flight attendants introduced a term for the control of these things, their namesake "labor." A theory about these phenomena was first demonstrated with an experiment in which participants were injected with the fake drug Suproxin, and that theory about them was later supported by an experiment which showed that participants were more likely to call a female researcher after crossing a suspension bridge. The (*) two-factor theory of these phenomena claims that they derive from the misattribution of arousal to external stimuli. For 10 points, name these psychological phenomena that include anger, happiness, and sadness.
Arlie Hochschild's study of flight attendants introduced a term for the control of these things, their namesake "labor.
emotions [or emotional labor; prompt on “feelings” or “arousal”] &lt;JB Social Science&gt;