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Emotions manifestations of concern realisation system

Emotional states result from a "concern realisation system" that matches internal representations against actual circumstances in order to cope with an uncertain environment. Computers that can implement such a system go through emotional states.

Nico Frijda and Jaap Swagerman, 1987.
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Emotions manifestations of concern realisation system
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