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A variety of other emotion concepts rely on reference to their elicitors, such as moral elevation (i.e., being moved by moral virtue), aesthetic awe (i.e., being moved by beauty), kama muta (i.e., being moved by communal sharing) and admiration (i.e., being moved by achievements), thus constituting elicitor-specific types of eudaimonic emotions. The framework proposes that feelings of elevation, awe, tenderness, and being moved can be differentiated based on their feeling components, thus constituting the feeling-specific types of eudaimonic emotions. We conclude that strong inferences on emotional processes are possible using continuous measures, replace earlier findings, and are largely in line with theorising.īased on a review of eudaimonic emotion concepts, definitional and empirical overlaps between the concepts are identified and a framework of eudaimonic emotions is developed. Contrary to predictions, appraised morality cross-correlated with feeling moved as much as appraised closeness did. Results confirm the predictions of kama muta theory that feeling moved by intensified communal sharing cross-correlates with appraised closeness, positive affect, warmth and (less so) goosebumps, but not with negative affect. We compute intra-individual cross-correlations between continuous self-reports on feeling moved and (1) positive and negative affect (2) goosebumps and subjective warmth and (3) appraisals of closeness and morality. In the current studies, we instead use a within-subject design to replicate and extend prior work.

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Continuous measures during the emotion seem particularly informative, but previous work allows only restricted inferences on intra-individual processes because time series were cross-correlated across samples.

Initial evidence on correlations among the kama muta components has been collected with self-reports after or during the emotion. This emotion, which has been labelled 'kama muta', is hypothesised to have a positive valence, be elicited by sudden intensifications of social closeness, and be accompanied by warmth, goosebumps and tears. Emotional experiences typically labelled 'being moved' or 'feeling touched' may belong to one universal emotion.

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