THE EFFECT OF MODIFICATION OF EXPRESSIVE DISPLAYS ON VICARIOUS EMOTIONAL AROUSAL

THE EFFECT OF MODIFICATION OF EXPRESSIVE DISPLAYS ON VICARIOUS EMOTIONAL AROUSAL
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DOI:
10.1016/0022-1031(81)90003-2
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发表时间:
1981-01-01
影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
LANZETTA, JT
LANZETTA, JT
中科院分区:
心理学2区
文献类型:
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作者:
VAUGHAN, KB;LANZETTA, JT

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Several recent experiments have demonstrated that modulation of the facial expressive response is accompanied by changes in autonomic arousal and subjective response to painful stimuli. The present study asked whether facial self-regulation may also bring about changes in covertvicariousemotional experience. Three groups of subjects were exposed to a videotaped model displaying intermittent pain to shock in a differential vicarious autonomic conditioning paradigm. Subjects in theinhibitandamplifygroups were asked, respectively, (a) to inhibit their facial muscles or (b) to pose a facial response of pain when the model was shocked. It was predicted that the inhibit group would show less autonomic arousal to the model's expressive display (empathy) and less conditioning (as measured by skin conductance and heart rate change), and the amplify group more empathy and conditioning, than a third group who was givenno facial instruction. In fact, the amplify group showed more skin conductance arousal, heart rate acceleration, and activity in response to the model's expressive display of pain than did the other two groups (which were not different from each other), but no more autonomic or facial conditioning. The overall pattern of physiological data is interpreted as generally supportive of a facial feedback theory of emotion: where significant between-groups' differences were obtained in facial activity, as in vicarious instigation, autonomic arousal differences also emerged; where no expressive differences were obtained, as in vicarious conditioning, no differences in autonomic arousal were found.