Table A1

Steps 1–3 Data analysis process: information-seeking achievement emotions

1. Feeling concept/code (in vivo)
Truncated word stems indicated with *
2. Affect category GALC3. Feelings implied (excerpt examples): a) Metaphors b) Phrases/words expressing feelings
Anger (ang*)Angera) “I want to pull out my hair and throw away the computer!”
b) “What the hell!”; “Damn!”; “I even said to him: Go home!”
Frustration (frustrat*)
Rage (furious)
Anxiety (anx*)Anxietyb) “I had palpitations and couldn't sleep”
Nervousness (nervous*)
Worry (worr*)
Boredom (bor*)BoredomNo
Comfortable (chill, comfortable, confiden*, safe, secure)Contentmenta) “We feel safe rowing this ashore”; “The compass is working better now”
b) “Now I'm even a bit nonchalant”
“I feel we can't do anything wrong”
Satisfaction (satisf*, happy with, pleased)
Hopelessness (hopeless*, despair, resigned, discouraged)Desperationa) “I can't see any light at the end of the tunnel”
b) “Nothing, I have nothing, it really isn't enough”
Disappointment (disappoint*)
Aversion (aversion)DisgustNo
Fear (afraid, fear, frightened, horrified, terrified)FearNo
Panic (panic*)
Gratitude (grat*, thank*)GratitudeNo
Happiness (delight, happ*)HappinessNo
Hate (hat*)HateNo
Hope (hop*)HopeNo
AbsorbedInterest/Enthusiasmb) “I lose myself in it”
Curiosity (curi*)
Enthusiasm (enthusias*)
Interest (interest*)
Irritation (annoyed, irrita*)IrritationNo
Joy (amazed, excited, joy)Joyb) “We really celebrated!”; “I screamed straight out!”
Longing (long*)LongingNo
Lust (desire)LustNo
Enjoyment (enjoy*, happy, excited, fun, like, glad)Enjoymenta) “I want to dance on the tables!”
Pride (pride, proud)PrideNo
Calm (calm*)RelaxationNo
Relaxation (relaxed)
Relief (relie*)Reliefa) “Huge boulders on each shoulder disappeared”
Dejected (dejected)SadnessNo
Surprise (shocked, surprised)SurpriseNo
Stress (stress*)Stressa) “Having the clock against you”
Positive (positive)Positiveb) “Feeling fine/good/great/nice”
Negative (negative, awful)Negativea) “Feel like crap”
b) “Not feeling well/good”; “Feeling bad”

Source(s): Table by authors

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