握手的研究综述和展望
Revisit and Outlook the Handshaking as an Effective Way of Social Interaction
DOI: 10.12677/AP.2018.84080, PDF,   
作者: 谢 超：西南大学心理学部，重庆
关键词: 握手；具身；人格；情绪；Handshaking； Embodiment； Personality； Emotion
摘要: 握手作为基本商务礼仪在人际交互中有着重要的实用意义。不同握手方式会反映出不同的人格、情绪等特征，向握手双方透露出个体大量信息；另一方面，最新研究发现握手作为具身认知干预的一种手段，能够对个体间的交互产生积极而富有成效的作用。但是，目前关于握手的研究仍主要着眼于人际交往方面，而对其作用机制和深入影响尚不明确。
Abstract: Handshake has an important role in the social interaction as a basic business etiquette. The way of personal handshake could reflect the features of personalities and emotion, with substantial information to each other. On the other side, recent researchers have found that handshake also could make an effective effect in individual interaction as a way of embodied cognition. The present researches mainly focus on the role of handshake to interpersonal skills. However, the neural mechanism of it remains unclear.
文章引用：谢超 (2018). 握手的研究综述和展望. 心理学进展, 8(4), 679-685. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2018.84080

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