文脈手がかりを伴う感情判断における表出行動の相対的重要性 : 日本人判断者における状況,性別と表出者の国籍の効果

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The present study examined relative importance of expressive behavior and eliciting stimulus in the judgment of emotion with contextual information. The focus of the study was on the effects of situational information (situation where expressions occurred : public versus private), nationality of expressers (Japanese versus American), and sex of participants on the judgment of emotion by Japanese college students. Watching a series of combinations of expressive behavior and an eliciting stimulus, 78 participants were asked to judge the emotional state of the expressers along a 7-point pleasantness scale. Multilevel analysis revealed that expressions were more important than elicitors in the emotion judgments ; that situational information did not affect the relative importance of expressions ; and that nationality of expressers was effective on the relative importance of expressions indicating that expressions of American expressers were more weighed than those of Japanese. The relative importance of expressions in emotion judgment was replicated in the present study and the findings were discussed in terms of the relative effectiveness of contextual information in the judgment of emotion.
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