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期刊名:Motivation and emotion

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ISSN:0146-7239

e-ISSN:1573-6644

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Taylor R Greif,Jill D Waring Taylor R Greif
Poor inhibitory control over negative emotional information has been identified as a possible contributor to affective disorders, but the distinct effects of emotional contrast and fearful versus angry faces on response inhibition remain un...
Edwin A J van Hooft,Madelon L M van Hooff Edwin A J van Hooft
Boredom is a prevalent emotion with potential negative consequences. Previous research has associated boredom with outcomes indicating both high and low levels of arousal and activation. In the present study we propose that the situational ...
E C Jochems,H J Duivenvoorden,A van Dam et al. E C Jochems et al.
The current study tested the Integral Model of treatment motivation (IM) in a sample of 294 outpatients with severe mental illness, using structural equation modelling. The obtained structural model was not consistent with original theory, ...
Gavin R Slemp,Margaret L Kern,Kent J Patrick et al. Gavin R Slemp et al.
Leader autonomy support (LAS) refers to a cluster of supervisory behaviors that are theorized to facilitate self-determined motivation in employees, potentially enabling well-being and performance. We report the results of a meta-analysis o...
Laura J Egan,Tracy A Dennis-Tiwary Laura J Egan
Exaggerated attention to threatening information, or the threat bias, has been implicated in the development and maintenance of anxiety disorders. Recent research has highlighted methodological limitations in threat bias measures, such as t...
Kelly L Harper,Paul J Silvia,Kari M Eddington et al. Kelly L Harper et al.
Although conscientiousness predicts many aspects of motivation, from delay of gratification to higher achievement, its relationship to responses to monetary incentives is surprisingly inconsistent. Several studies have found null or relatio...
Christine L Larson,Joel Aronoff,Elizabeth L Steuer Christine L Larson
Growing evidence suggests that the underlying geometry of a visual image is an effective mechanism for conveying the affective meaning of a scene or object. Indeed, even very simple context-free geometric shapes have been shown to signal em...
Alison N Cooke,Doris G Bazzini,Lisa A Curtin et al. Alison N Cooke et al.
The current study sought to better understand the utility of two strategies - perspective-taking and facial mimicry - proposed to increase empathic responding. Thirty-seven female participants were presented an interpersonal situation (a be...
Philip A Powell Philip A Powell
Individual differences in empathy can have positive and negative psychological outcomes. Yet, individual differences in the processing and regulation of empathy-induced emotion have not been fully explored within this dynamic. This study wa...
Ewa Szumowska,Małgorzata Kossowska,Arne Roets Ewa Szumowska
In three studies, we examined the role task rules play in multitasking performance. We postulated that rules should be especially important for individuals highly motivated to have structure and clear answers, i.e., those high on need for c...