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"If emotions are constituted by some combination of an internally related group of psychological phenomena, which standardly seems to avoid feelings of whatever sort, beliefs of whatever sort, which (given the nature of the subject) generate those feelings and beliefs, and which, caeteris paribus, will result in certain actions, what could justify our saying that someone experiences a certain emotion E if one or other of those constitutive factors of experiencing E is missing?"