Yitong Zhao,Natalie M Sisson,Victoria Pringle et al.
Yitong Zhao et al.
People may often attempt to support a loved one by changing how that loved one interprets a stressful situation (i.e., other-focused cognitive reappraisal). However, there are many specific ways in which a situation can be reframed, and whi...
Dynamics of emotion expression in tweets are associated with depression and anxiety [0.03%]
推特中情绪表达的动力学与抑郁和焦虑有关
Daniel Joinson,Edwin Simpson,Nello Cristianini et al.
Daniel Joinson et al.
Mental health can influence both the intensity and dynamics of emotion expression. For example, persistent and intense negative emotions are symptoms of depression and anxiety. Such patterns could reflect maladaptive or impaired emotion reg...
Heart rate variability and emotion regulation: Multiethnic differences in reappraisal and suppression [0.03%]
心率变异性与情绪调节：多民族间再评价和抑制的差异
Darcianne K Watanabe,Alexandra T Tyra,Annie T Ginty et al.
Darcianne K Watanabe et al.
Recent work found ethnic differences in the association between resting heart rate variability (HRV), an index of emotion regulation (ER) capacity, and ER difficulties. The present study examined whether this relationship exists among Ameri...
Leader choices reflect cultural differences in ideal affect more during organizational growth than decline [0.03%]
领导选择反映了理想情绪的文化差异在组织成长比衰退时更明显
Lucy Z Bencharit,Elizabeth Blevins,Michael Ko et al.
Lucy Z Bencharit et al.
What emotions do people prefer in their leaders, and do these emotional preferences vary depending on how their organizations are performing? In three studies conducted between 2018 and 2023 with European American, East Asian American, and ...
Depressed individuals want to feel more unpleasant emotions in daily life, but try harder to decrease them [0.03%]
抑郁的人希望在日常生活中体验更多的消极情绪，但会付出更多努力去减少它们
Shir Mizrahi Lakan,Danfei Hu,Yael Millgram et al.
Shir Mizrahi Lakan et al.
Prior research has demonstrated that depressed individuals want to feel relatively more intense sadness and less intense happiness than nondepressed individuals do. However, it has rarely been tested whether these differences extend to dail...
Enna Y Chen,Claire M Growney,Laura L Carstensen
Enna Y Chen
The present study examined age differences in everyday prosocial behavior as well as its associated experienced meaning and emotions. In this study, with data collected from 2004 to 2005, a total of 180 participants aged 18-93 years complet...
Resilience in the face of racial discrimination: The role of emotional acceptance [0.03%]
面对种族歧视的韧性：情绪接纳的作用
Arasteh Gatchpazian,Amanda J Shallcross,Allison S Troy et al.
Arasteh Gatchpazian et al.
Racial discrimination has severe adverse mental and physical health consequences for Black Americans. As such, it is critical to understand how best to help protect the health of Black Americans in the face of this stressor. The emotional b...
Savannah Yerman,Pat Barclay
Savannah Yerman
The widely used painkiller acetaminophen (also known as paracetamol) has been found to blunt various emotional states and evaluations, possibly through the same mechanisms by which it dulls the affective component of physical pain. However,...
How honesty shapes the personal and interpersonal benefits of gratitude [0.03%]
真诚ness对感恩的个人及人际收益的影响作用分析
Bonnie M Le,Claire J Shimshock,Princeton X Chee et al.
Bonnie M Le et al.
Honesty is highly valued in our close relationships, yet much of our understanding of honesty in interpersonal contexts has focused on the effects of sharing threatening information. In the current work, we examine how honesty may promote b...
The Nonverbal Emotion Assessment Tool (NEAT): An intercultural validation [0.03%]
非言语情绪评估工具（NEAT）的跨文化验证研究
Matthias Pache,Lena Miketta,Rainer Banse et al.
Matthias Pache et al.
This research aimed to validate a newly developed tool for the assessment of emotions. The "Nonverbal Emotion Assessment Tool" (NEAT) is based on schematic facial expressions of emotions and serves to capture both quantitative and qualitati...