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BROADENING AND UNDOING EFFECTS OF POSITIVE EMOTIONS

BROADENING AND UNDOING EFFECTS OF POSITIVE EMOTIONS
积极情绪的扩大和破坏作用
批准号:
6351740
负责人:
BARBARA LEE FREDRICKSON
金额:
$12.23万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2000
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2000-02-10 至 2004-01-31

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中文摘要
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关于情绪与身心健康之间相互关系的实证研究正在蓬勃发展。 但这种文学倾向于消极情绪,而忽视了积极情绪。 这种不平衡是不幸的,因为很少有人会不同意积极情绪对生活质量的贡献。 然而,关于积极情绪可能对健康有益的程度和机制的科学证据仍然缺乏,现有的情绪模型也没有提供什么指导。 许多这样的模型认为,情绪会缩小个人的行为倾向,这种观点更适合负面情绪而不是积极情绪。首席研究员提供了一个积极情绪的替代模型,详细说明了它们在促进个人成长以及身心健康方面的作用。 这种新的观点认为,积极的情绪拓宽了个人瞬间的思想-行动能力:快乐产生了玩耍的冲动,兴趣产生了探索的冲动,满足产生了品味和整合的冲动。 因此,积极的情绪促进了对新的行动、想法和社会联系的发现,这反过来又建立了个人的身体、智力和社会资源。 这种扩展和构建模型的一个关键含义是,积极情绪具有特殊的能力,可以消除某些消极情绪产生的生理激活和缩小的思想库。 这项研究计划的长期目标是测试源于积极情绪的扩展和构建模型的假设,并探索与身心健康的联系。 这四项拟议的研究标志着朝着这一目标迈出的第一步。 两个实验(研究1和2)使用被试间实验设计来诱导情绪(快乐,满足,愤怒,悲伤和中立),并测试积极情绪扩大注意力和行动倾向的范围,而消极情绪缩小这些范围的假设。 第三个实验(研究3)在所有参与者中诱导焦虑,测量对注意力范围和心血管反应性的影响,然后,使用受试者间设计,测试积极情绪具有扩大注意力范围和加速心血管恢复的特殊能力的假设。 最后一个实验(研究4)验证了一个假设,即有时用于调节负面情绪的活动-例如体育运动,进行自然散步或冥想-不仅会引发积极的情绪,而且还扩大了注意力和行动的范围,这反过来又使人们能够在不利的情况下找到积极的意义。
英文摘要
Empirical research on the interconnections between emotions and physical and mental health is flourishing. But this literature favors negative emotions and neglects positive emotions. This imbalance is unfortunate, because few would disagree that positive emotions contribute richly to the quality of life. Yet scientific evidence regarding the extent and mechanisms of the possible health benefits of positive emotions is lacking, and existing models of emotion offer little guidance. Many such models hold that emotions narrow individuals' action tendencies, a view that fits negative emotions better than positive ones. The Principal Investigator offers an alternative model of positive emotions that details their role in promoting personal growth as well as physical and mental health. Positive emotions, this new view holds, broaden an individual's momentary thought- action repertoire: joy creates the urge to play, interest the urge to explore, contentment the urge to savor and integrate. By consequence, positive emotions promote discovery of new actions, ideas, and social bonds, which in turn build that individual's physical, intellectual, and social resources. One key implication of this broaden-and-build model is that positive emotions have a special capacity to undo the physiological activation and narrowed thought-repertoires generated by certain negative emotions. The long-term objective of this research program is to test hypotheses that stem from the broaden-and- build model of positive emotions, and explore connections to both physical and mental health. The four proposed studies mark the first steps toward this objective. Two experiments (Studies 1 and 2) use between-subjects experimental designs to induce emotions (joy, contentment, anger, sadness, and neutrality) and test the hypotheses that positive emotions broaden the scopes of attention and action tendencies, whereas negative emotions narrow these same scopes. A third experiment (Study 3) induces anxiety in all participants, measures the effects on scope of attention and cardiovascular reactivity, then, using a between-subjects design, tests the hypothesis that positive emotions have a special capacity to broaden the scope of attention and speed cardiovascular recovery in concert. A final experiment (Study 4) tests the hypothesis that activities that are at times used to regulate negative emotions -- such as playing sports, taking nature walks or meditating -- not only elicit positive emotions but also broaden the scopes of attention and action, which in turn enable people to find positive meaning in adverse circumstances.
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