Nonlinguistic Vocal Indicators of Emotion and Psychopathology
Nonlinguistic Vocal Indicators of Emotion and Psychopathology
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情绪和精神病理学的非语言声音指标
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1979
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K. Scherer
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K. Scherer
在过去的十年中，跨文化情感研究的证据有力地证实了达尔文的百年假说，即动物和人类的面部表情具有连续性，某些情感的面部表情是天生的和普遍的。谢勒的章节认为，某些情绪的声音表达也显示出进化的连续性和普遍性。在黑暗或距离会阻碍通过面部视觉系统进行社会交流的情况下，声音表达相对于面部表达的适应性优势是显而易见的。
During the past decade evidence from cross-cultural studies of emotions has provided strong confirmation for Darwin’s century-old hypothesis that there is continuity of facial expressions in animals and human beings and that the facial expressions of certain emotions are innate and universal. Scherer’s chapter argues that the vocal expressions of certain emotions also show evolutionary continuity and universality. The adaptive advantages of vocal expression over facial expression are obvious in situations where darkness or distance would prevent social communication by way of the facial-visual system.