
凸显刺激在面孔情绪统计概要表征中的作用
收稿日期: 2024-07-08
网络出版日期: 2025-03-29
基金资助
国家自然科学基金项目(32100878)。
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The Role of Salient Stimuli in the Statistical Summary Representations of Facial Emotion
Received date: 2024-07-08
Online published: 2025-03-29
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为了探究放大假说在高级视觉中的适用性,本研究使用多特征刺激,详细探讨了凸显刺激在面孔情绪统计概要表征中的作用,并考察个体差异的调节效应。实验1考察了凸显刺激是否影响统计概要表征,实验2增加凸显刺激的数量后,操纵凸显刺激的分布以探讨其影响不同效价统计概要表征的具体方式。结果表明,凸显刺激的存在会导致偏差增加,表现出干扰效应;当凸显刺激较少时,仅在积极情绪条件下存在干扰效应;当凸显刺激较多时,两种情绪下均存在干扰效应,干扰效应随着集合数量的增多而增多。此外,分析思维对干扰程度的调节效应存在个体差异,在高愤怒敌意个体中起负向调节作用;在低愤怒敌意个体中起正向调节作用。研究揭示了统计概要表征中的选择性加权机制,即凸显刺激对面孔情绪统计概要表征的影响受刺激属性和个体差异的多重调节。
赵冰洁 , 张琪涵 . 凸显刺激在面孔情绪统计概要表征中的作用[J]. 心理与行为研究, 2024 , 22(6) : 752 -760 . DOI: 10.12139/j.1672-0628.2024.06.005
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