Recognition Accuracy and Reaction Time of Vocal Expressions of Emotion by African-American and Euro-American College Women
Recognition Accuracy and Reaction Time of Vocal Expressions of Emotion by African-American and Euro-American College Women
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非裔和欧美女大学生声音情感表达的识别准确率和反应时间
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发表时间:
2004
影响因子:
1.6
通讯作者:
M. Rastatter
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作者:
Monica D. Weathers;P. Kitsantas;Teresa Lever;Patrick O'Brien;Stacy Campbell;M. Rastatter
This study examined the relationship of racial group membership and vocal expressions of emotion. Recognition accuracy and reaction time were examined using the Diagnostic Assessment of Nonverbal Accuracy 2 Receptive Paralanguage subtests with 18 young Euro-American and African-American women. Participants listened to Euro-American children and adults speaking a neutral sentence, and identified the emotion as happy, sad, angry, or fearful. Analysis identified a significant effect for race on reaction time. Euro-American participants had faster mean RT than the African-American women for the recognition of vocal expression of emotion portrayed by Euro-Americans. However, no significant differences were found in mean accurate identification between the two groups. The finding of a significant difference in recognition RT but not in accuracy between the stimuli spoken by an adult and a child was unexpected. Both racial groups had faster mean RT in response to vocal expression of emotion by children.