Idiocentric And Allocentric Differences in Emotional Expression, Experience, And The Coherence Between Expression And Experience  

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Matsumoto, David ; Kupperbusch, Cenita

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Asian Journal of Social Psychology vol. 4 no. 2 (Aug. 2001), page 113-132.
Topik: EMOTIONAL COMMUNICATION; allocentrics; idiocentrics; emotional expression; coherence; expression; experience
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This study examined differences in emotional expression, experience and the coherence between expression and experience in idocentric and allocentric individuals, who participated in a study similar to ekman (1972) and friesen's (1972) original display rule study. Encoders, classified as idiocentric or allocentric based on a measure of psychological culture, were unobtrusively videotaped as they viewed positive and negative films in two contexts, alone and then a second time either alone or with an experimenter present. Subjective emotional responding was assessed following each of the film viewing sessions and using the encoders' videotaped data, their emotional expressions were judged by a separate sample of decoders. Emotional expression and coherence differed as a function of encoder culture and viewing condition : experience did not. These findings replicate and extend the only other cross - cultural experiment of spontaneous emotional expressions in adults conducted over thirty years ago (ekman, 1972, friesen, 1972) and speak ot the influence of culture as a socio psychological construct, given that all participants were euroiean american females.

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