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Cognitive science / Philosophy of mind / Affect / Mood / Attitude / Affect display / Happiness at work / Mind / Feeling / Emotion
Date: 2006-02-27 14:54:48
Cognitive science
Philosophy of mind
Affect
Mood
Attitude
Affect display
Happiness at work
Mind
Feeling
Emotion

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