Emotion Transience

Belief in the Transience of Emotions
3 items 2022 α 0.94 (Study 1) Free Faraji-Rad, A., & Lee, L.

What it measures

This scale measures how much a person believes that emotions generally last a long time versus fade quickly. Faraji-Rad and Lee (2022) used it in two MTurk studies on 'banking happiness,' borrowing the scale from Labroo and Mukhopadhyay's (2009) work on lay theories of emotion transience.

Response format

7-point semantic differential

Scale items

Full scale items shown. Always cite the original source when using this scale in research.

Usage notes & scoring

The scale's alpha was .94 in Study 1 (Faraji-Rad and Lee 2022, p. 340); reliability was not reported for Study 2. Validity was not separately discussed. The scale was used as published (not adapted) from Labroo and Mukhopadhyay (2009); the reliability reported here comes from the focal paper's own administration.

Citation

Faraji-Rad, Ali and Leonard Lee (2022), "Banking Happiness," Journal of Consumer Research, 49 (2), 336–358.

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Keywords

#emotionregulation#laytheories#affect#transience

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