Cross Cultural Psychology Chapter 8
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Basic emotions | A small set of emotions, or family or emotions that are considered to be universal to all humans, biologically based and genetically coded and evolutionary based |
| Cultural display rules | Culturally prescribed rules that govern how universal emotions can be expressed |
| decoding rules | Rules that govern the interpretation and perception of emotion. |
| emotion antecedents | the events or situations that elicit an emotion |
| emotion appraisal | process by which people evaluate the events, situations, or occurences that lead to their having emotions |
| emotion response system coherence | The idea that the various response components of an emotion facial expressions, voice, movements are related to each other that prepare individualds to do something |
| ingroup advantage | the ability of people from a certain culture to recognize emotions of others of the same culture relatively better than those from a different culture. |
| Self conscious emotions | emotions that focus on the self such as shame, guilt, pride or embarrasment. |
| subjective experience of emotions | a persons inner feelings or experiences of an emotion |
| universality studies | studies conducted by Ekman and Friesen and by Izard that demonstarted the pancultural universality of facial expressions of emotion |
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