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Linking Personality, Emotional Labor and Employee Well-being: The Role of Job Autonomy 联结人格、情绪劳动与员工幸福感:工作自主性的作用

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Pub Date : 2022-12-31 DOI: 10.14695/kjsos.2022.25.4.139

Young-Kook Moon, Kanghyun Shin, Jong-hyun Lee

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Attentional Bias to Emotional Stimuli and Effects of Anxiety on the Bias in Neurotypical Adults and Adolescents 情绪刺激的注意偏倚及焦虑对神经典型成人和青少年注意偏倚的影响

Korean Society for Emotion and Sensibility

Pub Date : 2022-12-31 DOI: 10.14695/kjsos.2022.25.4.107

Mihee Kim, Jejoong Kim, Soyeong Kim

Human can rapidly detect and deal with dangerous elements in their environment, and they generally manifest as attentional bias toward threat. Past studies have reported that this attentional bias is affected by anxiety level. Other studies, however, have argued that children and adolescents show attentional bias to threatening stimuli, regardless of their anxiety levels. Few studies directly have compared the two age groups in terms of attentional bias to threat, and furthermore, most previous studies have focused on attentional capture and the early stages of attention, without investigating further attentional holding by the stimuli. In this study, we investigated both attentional bias patterns (attentional capture and holding) with respect to negative emotional stimulus in neurotypical adults and adolescents. The effects of anxiety level on attentional bias were also examined. The results obtained for adult participants showed that abrupt onset of a distractor delayed attentional capture to the target, regardless of distractor type (angry or neutral faces), while it had no effect on attention holding. In adolescents, on the other hand, only the angry face distractor resulted in longer reaction time for detecting a target. Regarding anxiety, state anxiety revealed a significant positive correlation with attentional capture to a face distractor in adult participants but not in adolescents. Overall, this is the first study to investigate developmental tendencies of attentional bias to negative facial emotion in both adults and adolescents, providing novel evidence on attentional bias to threats at different ages. Our results can be applied to understanding the attentional mechanisms in people with emotion-related developmental disorders, as well as typical development.

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Enhancement of Penetration by Using Mechenical Micro Needle in Textile Strain Sensor 利用机械微针增强织物应变传感器的穿透性

Korean Society for Emotion and Sensibility

Pub Date : 2022-12-31 DOI: 10.14695/kjsos.2022.25.4.45

Hayeong Yun, W. Kim, Jooyong Kim

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