 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.These researchers argue that common sense tells us emotions become more severe the longer they are bottled up.Other researchers such as Darwin(1872)Darwin , C. (1872).
<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.These researchers argue that common sense tells us emotions become more severe the longer they are bottled up.Other researchers such as Darwin(1872)Darwin , C. (1872).
 American Journal of Psychology, 47, 241–251. state that suppressing a physical emotional response while emotionally aroused will increase the emotional expression is so significant to the overall emotional response that when suppression occurs, all other responses (e.g. physiological) are weakened.Darwin , C. (1872).