Film clips are commonly used to elicit subjectively experienced emotional states for many research purposes, but film clips currently available in databases are out of date, include a limited set of emotions, and/or pertain to only one conceptualization of emotion. This work reports validation data from two studies aimed to elicit basic and complex emotions (amusement, anger, anxiety, compassion, contentment, disgust, fear, happiness/joy, irritation, neutrality, pride, relief, sadness, surprise), equally distributed according to valence (positive, negative) and intensity (high, low). Participants rated film clips according to the degree of experienced emotion, and for valence and arousal. Our findings initiate an iterative archive of film clips shown here to discretely elicit 11 different emotions. Although further validation of these film clips is needed, ratings provided here should assist researchers in selecting potential film clips to meet the aims of their work.

出于许多研究目的，电影剪辑通常用于引发主观体验的情绪状态，但是当前在数据库中可用的电影剪辑已过时，仅包含有限的一组情感，和/或仅涉及一种情感概念化。这项工作报告了两项旨在验证基本和复杂情绪（娱乐，愤怒，焦虑，同情，知足，满足，厌恶，恐惧，幸福/欢乐，刺激，中立，骄傲，救济，悲伤，惊奇）的研究的验证数据，这些数据均等分布价（正，负）和强度（高，低）。参与者根据所经历的情感程度以及效价和唤醒程度对影片剪辑进行评分。我们的发现启动了一个影片剪辑的迭代存档，在这里显示了11种不同的情感。