负性情绪对阈下反应抑制的影响研究
Negative Emotion Impact Unconsciously Triggered Response Inhibition
DOI: 10.12677/AP.2014.43051, PDF,   
作者: 徐梦思, 杨 东：西南大学心理学部，重庆；Cody Ding：西南大学心理学部，重庆;密苏里大学圣路易斯分校教育心理学系，圣路易斯
关键词: 情绪；恐惧；厌恶；反应抑制；Emotion； Fear； Disgust； Response Inhibition
摘要: 前人研究表明，负性情绪会阻碍阈上反应抑制，而恐惧和厌恶虽然都是高唤醒的负性情绪，但对知觉、注意的影响是不同的。本研究采用masked go/no-go范式，进一步考察了负性情绪，特别是恐惧和厌恶情绪对阈下反应抑制的影响。结果发现：负性情绪阻碍了阈下反应抑制，而恐惧和厌恶情绪对阈下反应抑制的影响可能是不同的。
Abstract: Previous researches show that negative emotion impairs conscious response inhibition. Even disgust and fear were both negative emotion with high arousal, and they had different effects on sensory and attention. With the masked go/no-go paradigm, this study aimed to discuss the impact of negative emotion (especially disgust and fear) on unconscious triggered response inhibition. The results suggested that negative emotion impaired subconscious response inhibition, also, disgust and fear may have different effects on it.
文章引用：徐梦思, CodyDing, 杨东 (2014). 负性情绪对阈下反应抑制的影响研究. 心理学进展, 4(3), 359-366. https://dx.doi.org/10.12677/AP.2014.43051

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