The Dissociation of Emotion Expression From Emotion Experience : A Personality Perspective  

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John, Oliver P. ; Gross, James J. ; Richards, Jane M.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (http://journals.sagepub.com/home/pspc) vol. 26 no. 6 (2000), page 712-726.
Topik: PERSONALITY; personality; perspective; emotion experience; emotion expression
Fulltext: 712PSPB266.pdf (212.59KB)

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When we want to know what others are feeling, we look to the face for clues. However, individual differences matter : Some faces are more expressive than others. Do both emotion experience and dispositional expressivity predict emotion expression ? Based on an analysis of display rules, the authors hypothesized that expressivity would moderate the relation between experience and expression for negative, but not for positive, emotion. Study 1 examined the relation between habitual emotion experience and peer - rated expressive behaviour and showed the predicted moderator effect for negative emotion : Experience was related to expression only for dispositionally high - expressivity participants, not for low - expressivity participants. For positive emotion, however, experience was related to expression for both groups. Study 2 replicated these findings using momentary emotion experience and objectively coded expressive behaviour during films that elicited amusement and sadness. Results are interpreted in terms of low - expressivity individuals' propensity to dynamically regulate negative emotion - expressive behaviour.

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