Which Emotions Can Be True?
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Abstract
Phrases like "true love" and "true happiness" are familiar ones. Yet it's unclear what they mean. Moreover, it seems that only some emotions are normally described as "true." For instance, people don't normally talk about "true grumpiness." This study investigates ordinary intuitions about which emotions can be "true."
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