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The effectiveness of gratitude intervention in reducing negative emotions in sexual abuse victims
Gratitude therapy is a positive psychotherapy approach given to victims of sexual abuse to generate positive thinking by expressing gratitude to the environment, God and other people.
Hamka Hamka +4 more
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Social comparison and group-based emotions
Social comparison is a core element of human life (Festinger, 1954; Mussweiler, 2003; Tajfel, 1981; for a collection, see Suls and Wheeler, 2000). This is because comparing oneself to others is the most favored way people use to evaluate themselves. People choose to compare themselves to others with a variety of goals in mind.
Yzerbyt, V.Y. +4 more
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Athletes’ Social Identities: Their Influence on Precompetitive Group-Based Emotions
This research studied the influence of multiple social identities on the emotions that athletes felt toward their teammates/partners and opponents. Athletes (N = 714) from individual and team-based sports reported their identification both as athletes of the sport and as athletes of their club before reporting their precompetitive emotions. The results
Campo, Mickaël +5 more
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The Role of Emotional States on Purchase Decision-Making among Novice Stock Investors
Novice stock investors tend to make investment decisions based on their emotions, so they usually have lower performance. Emotions can affect decision-making through immediate emotions (emotional states) and expected emotions (emotional consequences ...
Joshua Antonius Dardana +1 more
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Aim and Background: Inflammatory bowel disease has clinical features and therapeutic interventions that can greatly impact patients' psychological function and personal relationships. This study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of yoga and mindfulness-
Mandana Ajami +2 more
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Facial expression recognition accuracy of valence emotion among high and low indicated PTSD
Introduction: Emotional experience of stressful event reflects itself in form of inability to start and maintain social contact, to cope with stress and sometimes distorted cognitive outages.
Azra Kurtić, Nurka Pranjić
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Group-based emotion processes generalize across group exemplars and types
We tested three hypotheses derived from intergroup emotions theory: that group-based emotions, emotions felt as a member of a group, (1) are influenced by group norms, (2) especially for highly identified group members, and (3) are relatively more positive for highly identified members. Hypothesis 4 tested the prediction that these self-categorization,
Diane M. Mackie +3 more
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There is ample evidence that watching sports induces strong emotions that translate into manifold consequential behaviours. However, it is rather ill-understood how exactly spectators’ emotions unfold during soccer matches and what determines their ...
Friedrich M. Götz +4 more
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The antecedent and functions of group-based moral emotions.
Theories in moral psychology have considered the role of emotions and group processes in conserving moral norms by regulating the behaviours of individual group members (Ellemers, 2017; Keltner & Haidt, 1999). Across six studies, the current thesis examined the multiple ways that group-based emotions function to change moral norms, such as by ...
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Descriptive and injunctive emotion norms and identification influence group-based emotions
We investigated the simultaneous influence of descriptive and injunctive ingroup emotion norms and ingroup identification on group-based emotions triggered by ingroup-relevant events (Experiment 1) and by outgroup targets (Experiment 2). For both studies, we hypothesized that both perceived descriptive and injunctive emotion norms would influence ...
Diane M. Mackie +6 more
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