Contrast effect of emotional context on interpersonal distance with neutral social stimuli
Abstract
In social interactions, valence-based judgments are an important component of interpersonal distances regulation. Within the framework of the Range-Frequency model, we tested whether temporal presentation of an emotional context, known to produce a contrast effect on valence ratings, also influences the regulation of interpersonal distances. Two groups of participants were shown virtual characters with either a neutral facial expression (target...
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Title
Contrast effect of emotional context on interpersonal distance with neutral social stimuli
Published Date
Jan 1, 2022
Journal
Volume
218
Pages
104913 - 104913
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