Table 4.

Day Reconstruction Method items used in Study 2.

Interoceptive Modality	Behavioral Modality	Situational Modality
Blood pumping	Bite fingernails	All is right with the world
Body or limbs heavy	Clenched jaw	Almost had an accident
Butterflies in stomach	Closed eyes	Bad news
Cold or clammy	Fidgety	Being alone
Dizzy or lightheaded	Frowning	Being with someone you dislike
Easy breathing	Grind teeth	Being with someone you love
Feeling warm	Help someone else	Failure
Goosebumps	Hugging	Good news / compliment
Heart calm	Laughter	Heard about a disaster
Heart racing	Look away	Made a mistake
Hot or flushed	Lower eyebrows	Received kindness
Lump in throat	Pace back and forth	See someone get hurt
Muscle tension	Savor something	Someone offends you
Muscles relaxed	Seek comfort	Something is certain
Nausea	Sighing	Something is distasteful
Heavier breathing	Slouch	Something is putrid
Shakiness	Smile	Something is uncertain
Stomach full	Speak faintly	Something special happened
Stomach growling	Speak loudly	Something is unexpected
Sweating	Stare into space	Something is unfair
	Tap foot	Something uplifts you
	Weeping	Success
	Wide eyes	Uneventful
	Wrinkled nose	Urgent
Physical States	Emotional States	Cognitive States
Activated	Amusement	Clear thinking
Awake	Anger	Confusion
Deactivated	Anxious	Creative
Energized	Awe	Daydreams
Exhaustion	Bittersweet	Decisions
Feeling healthy	Boredom	Doubt
Hunger	Contentment	Focused
Illness	Disgust	Fuzzy thinking
Inflammation	Dissatisfied	Lost in thought
Jittery	Downhearted	Making plans
Juiced	Embarrassed	Mind racing
Lazy	Excitement	Mind wandering
Restless	Fear	Puzzled
Satiated	Gratitude	Reflecting
Sluggish	Guilt	Remembering
Stressed	Happiness	Speculations
Thirst	Irritable	Thoughts rushing
Tired	Jealousy	Wondering
Well-rested	Love
	Pleased
	Proud
	Sadness
	Serenity