Psychology of emotion : interpersonal, experiential, and cognitive approaches
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Psychology of emotion : interpersonal, experiential, and cognitive approaches
（Principles of social psychology）
Psychology Press, 2006
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 343-392) and indexes
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This textbook discusses fundamental issues in the definition and measurement of emotion, including: conscious and unconscious processes; the ways in which emotions arise in, and are constrained by, social situations and social processes; the regulation and sharing of emotion and their effects of mental health; and the manner in which culture (including subculture) shapes or moderates some of these processes.
The book also focuses on the component processes of emotion, their functions, and the ways in which these interact with the social environment. Rather than deny either that emotions are biologically determined or that they are culturally created or shaped, both biology and social situation are treated as important forces in the elicitation and the experience of emotion.
Each section of the book is structured around specific approaches or models, and the precise questions that they were constructed to address. The theories and models are also placed in their in historical context. Discussion of the different approaches is elaborated by summaries of the extant scientific evidence, as well as examples of specific experiments or studies that were designed to evaluate the question. Timely, engaging real-world examples are used from a variety of international contexts.
The pedagogic features, including concise introductions and summaries, discussion questions, and suggested readings, have been incorporated into the volume, making this an ideal text for a course of Emotion, which can be found as an option within many social psychology and cognitive psychology courses.
目次
Chapter 1. What are Emotions and How are They Studied? The Scope of the Phenomenon. Definitions of Emotion. Emotions as Component Processes. Theories of Emotion. Can We Study Emotions? Or, How Can We Study Emotions? Naturally Occurring Emotions. Summary. Chapter 2. Structure and Function of Emotion. Structural Accounts of Emotion. Basic (and Discrete) Emotions. Dimensional Accounts of the Structure of Emotion. Functional Accounts of Emotion. Positive Emotions. Summary. Chapter 3. Self-conscious Emotions. Cognitive Achievements Underlying Self-conscious Emotions. Social Comparison Emotions. Self-evaluation Emotions. Summary. Chapter 4. Facial Expression of Emotion. What are Facial Expressions of Emotion? Measurement of Facial Expression. Origin of Facial Expressions: Nature vs. Culture. What Information is Provided by Facial Expressions? Emotions vs. Social Motives. What Information Determines the Recognition of Emotion? Face vs. Context. Facial Expressions and the Experience of Emotion. Facial Feedback Hypothesis. Summary. Chapter 5. Regulation of Emotions. Why do People Control their Emotions? Motivations Underlying Emotion Regulation. How do People Control their Emotions? Emotion Regulation Strategies. Suppression of Expressive Behavior: Trying Not to Show It. Cognitive Reappraisal: Thinking about It Differently. Emotional Thought Suppression: Trying Not to Think about It. Social Sharing of Emotions: Talking about It. Emotion Regulation and Health. Summary. Chapter 6. Emotion in Social Cognition. Affective State and the Content of Cognitive Processes. Influences on the Structure of Cognitive Processing. Summary. Chapter 7. Emotion and Group Processes. The Group as a Place for Emotions. Emotions in Intergroup Context. Summary. Chapter 8. Gender Differences in Emotion Processes. Stereotypical Beliefs about the Experience, Expression, and Judgment of Emotion. How do Men and Women Experience and Express their Emotions? Gender Stereotypes as Heuristic Devices. How Well do Men and Women Decode Others' Emotions? Why Men and Women Differ in their Emotions: Origins of Gender Differences. Summary. Chapter 9. Emotion and Culture. The Cross-cultural Study of Emotion: A Brief History. General Culture Constructs. Cultural Models of Emotion. Do Emotions Occur in the Same Places? Do Emotions Look the Same? Expressing Emotions. Do Emotions Feel the Same? Summary. References. Author Index. Subject Index.
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