3L Flashcards
Emotional Competence
Expressionofemotions Understandingcausesemotions Awarenesssingleandmultipleemotions Dealingwithnegativeemotions(coping) Regulatingsocialrelationships Empathicunderstanding Moralemotions
Emotionregulation (Broader philosophy)
Emotionsasregulating:emotionprocessesinfluenceotherprocesses
Emotionsasregulated:emotionshavethecapacitytoberegulated
Responsefocused= regulationemotionexpression (displayrules) What works better?
Antecedentfocused=regulationemotionexperience (emotionawarenessandcoping)
Effects of ER
Responsefocused(suppression)
=>decreaseinbehavioralresponses
=>increaseorequalemotionexperience
Antecedentfocused
=>decreaseemotionexperience
=>decreaseinbehavioralresponses
“theautomaticorintentionalmodificationof
aperson’semotionalstate,
thatpromotesadaptiveorgoal‐directed
behavior”(Thompson,1994)
“theprocessbywhichweinfluence
whatemotionsweexperience,
whenweexperiencethem,
andhowweexpressthem”(Gross,1998)
Antecedents focused ER, 2 Hypothesis
A: 1) Know own emotion 2) Regulate arousal level B: 1) Cognitive control 2) Regulate arousal level
WhyisEAimportant?
Signalseventismeaningful
Revealsone’s(notnecessarilyconscious)
wishes/ expectations
Analysisofemotion‐evokingelementsin
situationhelpfultodealwithsituation
adaptively
Normal development EA
Monitoringlearnedthroughemotion‐
socialization
Oftenbasedonbodily/ behavioralsignals
(trembling,hidingone’sface):“don’tbeafraid,
nothingwillhappen”
LabelingemotionsstartingpointEA
EmotionAwareness
inchildrenwithASD
Oftenreportedover‐arousalinASD
DoASDchildrenmonitortheiremotions?
Dotheylinkthesetoexternalevents?
Feeling“bad”notthesameasfeeling“sad”,
“angry”,“jealous”and/or“guilty”.
Results:
Lessoftenreportfeelingemotion
Fewerexamplesfromownexperience/social
situations
Fewerdifferentsame‐valenceemotional
perspectivesinmultipleemotionscenarios
Nogroupdifferencesonintensity
Normaldevelopment
multipleemotions
Samevalence(e.g.,angryandsad):
firstindevelopment(6y)
Oppositevalence(e.g.,happyandsad):
laterindevelopment(9y)
Frydenberg (1997): C=f(S+P+pS)
C(Coping)dependson:
S=Situationalfactors(controllability)
P=Personalcharacteristics
pS=perceptionofSituation(e.g.Theoryof
Mind,biasedbyemotionalexperience)
Differentclassificationsystems
tolookatcopingstrategies
Problemfocused‐ Emotionfocused Behavioral– Cognitive Primarycontrol‐ Secondarycontrol Approach– Avoidance Monitoring‐ Blunting
ER,EAandcognitivecontrol
Cognitive controlbefore appraisal (before film)
noeffectofEA
All other conditions
ppwith higher EA lower emotional experience
Results: Primary appraisal needs tobe controlled; blunt emotion expression not adaptive Depending oncapacities andsocial goals; emotion isexpressed Emotion awarenessandregulation; prerequisites adaptive emotion communication