 American Journal of Psychology, 47, 241–251. state that suppressing a physical emotional response while emotionally aroused will increase the emotional experience due to concentration on suppressing that emotion.
<meaning-changed>  American Journal of Psychology, 47, 241–251. state that suppressing a physical emotional response while emotionally aroused will increase the emotional experience due to concentration on suppressing that emotion.
 American Journal of Psychology, 47, 241–251. Other researchers dispute this theory, saying that emotional experience due to concentration on suppressing that emotion.