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  1. Incidental Emotions and Hedonic Forecasting: The Role of (Un)certainty.Athanasios Polyportis, Flora Kokkinaki, Csilla Horváth & Georgios Christopoulos - 2020 - Frontiers in Psychology 11:536376.
    The impact of incidental emotions on decision making is well established. Incidental emotions can be differentiated on several appraisal dimensions, including certainty–uncertainty. The present research investigates the effect of certainty–uncertainty of incidental emotions on hedonic forecasting. The results of four experimental studies indicate that uncertainty-associated incidental emotions, such as fear and hope, compared with certainty emotions, such as anger and happiness, amplify predicted utility. This amplification effect is confirmed for opposite utility types; uncertainty-associated emotions, when compared with their certainty counterparts, (...)
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