友好刺激に対する無反応としてのHostility

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It was hypothesized that a hostile person would respond more readily to aggressive stimuli than to friendly ones delivered to him from other persons. Hostile and non-hostile subjects were selected from male college students based on the Buss-Durkee Inventory. Subjects were given opportunites to deliver electric shocks against their opponents (confederates) on trials competing for reaction time. Measures of their aggression were intensity, duration of shocks and their product. The results showed that non-hostile subjects responded aggressively to the aggressive opponent and friendlily to the friendly opponent, and that hostile subjects responded aggressively to the aggressive opponent without responding friendlily to the friendly opponent.
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