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Cover -- Contents -- Part I: Affect Control Theory, Plainly Told -- CH 1. Introduction -- 1.1 Affect control theory -- 1.2 Utility of the Theory -- 1.3 Overview of the Book -- 1.4 Further Readings -- CH 2. Sentiments -- 2.1 Evaluation, Potency, and Activity (EPA) -- 2.2 Measuring EPA -- 2.3 Universality of EPA -- 2.4 Further Readings -- CH 3. Culture -- 3.1 Consensus -- 3.2 Cultural Stability -- 3.3 Variations Across Cultures -- 3.4 Further Readings -- CH 4. Sub-Cultures -- 4.1 Gender -- 4.2 Gay Christians -- 4.3 Deviance Sub-Cultures -- 4.4 Occupations -- 4.5 Further Readings -- CH 5. Defining Situations -- 5.1 Identities -- 5.2 Institutions -- 5.3 Selves -- 5.4 Multiple Identities -- 5.5 Further Readings -- CH 6. Interpreting Actions -- 6.1 Action Frames -- 6.2 Affective Processing -- 6.3 Impressions Versus Sentiments-Deflection -- 6.4 Identifying Behaviors -- 6.5 Further Readings -- CH 7. Building Actions -- 7.1 Selecting a Behavior -- 7.2 Social Interaction -- 7.3 Social Roles -- 7.4 Deviance -- 7.5 Further Readings -- CH 8. Emotions -- 8.1 Emotions as Signals -- 8.2 Impressions and Emotions -- 8.3 Characteristic and Structural Emotions -- 8.4 Emotions and Motivation -- 8.5 Stress -- 8.6 Emotions of Deviants -- 8.7 Further Readings -- CH 9. Changing Sentiments -- 9.1 Re-identification -- 9.2 Sentiment Change -- 9.3 Further Readings -- CH 10. Selves -- 10.1 Salient Identities -- 10.2 Deviance Forays -- 10.3 Deviants -- 10.4 Self-Fluctuation -- 10.5 Further Readings -- Part II: Mathematics of Affect Control Theory -- CH 11. Event Likelihood -- CH 12. Optimal Behavior -- 12.1 Incorporating Settings -- 12.2 Self-Directed Action -- CH 13. Optimal Identity -- 13.1 Re-identifying Actors -- 13.2 Re-identifying Object Persons -- CH 14. Modifiers -- 14.1 Emotions -- 14.2 Attributes -- CH 15. Emotions and Re-identification -- 15.1 Inferences From Mood -- 15.2 Elaborations -- CH 16. Self and Identities -- 16.1 Minimizing Inauthenticity -- CH 17. Illustrative Analyses -- 17.1 Optimal Behavior -- 17.2 Optimal Re-identifications -- 17.3 Emotions and Re-identification -- CH 18. Programming the Model -- 18.1 Organization of Analyses -- 18.2 Impression-Formation Equations -- 18.3 Selection Matricies -- 18.4 Algorithms -- Part III: Researching Affect Control Theory -- CH 19. Growth of Affect Control Theory -- 19.1 Chronology -- 19.2 Branches -- CH 20. Simulations -- 20.1 Conducting Simulations -- 20.2 Other Capabilities -- 20.3 Errors -- 20.4 Further Readings -- A. Basic Concepts in Affect Control Theory -- References -- Index -- Last Page.