A Modifying Effect of Trait Empathy on Frustration-Related Attentional Processing of Aggression-Related Words: An ERP Study
This study describes two experiments conducted to investigate the modifying effect of trait empathy on attentional processing of emotionally laden (i.e., aggression-related) words in frustrating situations. A dot-probe task was used in the first experiment. The results showed that low-empathy indivi...
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| description | This study describes two experiments conducted to
investigate the modifying effect of trait empathy on attentional processing of
emotionally laden (i.e., aggression-related) words in frustrating situations. A
dot-probe task was used in the first experiment. The results showed that
low-empathy individuals exhibited attentional bias toward aggressive words under
both frustrating and nonfrustrating conditions. High-empathy individuals
demonstrated attentional bias only under frustrating conditions. In the second
experiment, the effect of frustration on high-empathy individuals'
aggression was reflected by N200, P300, and late positive potential amplitudes.
It was discussed that these amplitudes might indicate that frustrating
situations caused high-empathy individuals to show attentional bias toward
aggressive words. Our findings suggested that high-empathy individuals were
sensitive to emotionally laden (i.e., aggression-related) stimuli under
frustrating conditions. |
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dot-probe task was used in the first experiment. The results showed that
low-empathy individuals exhibited attentional bias toward aggressive words under
both frustrating and nonfrustrating conditions. High-empathy individuals
demonstrated attentional bias only under frustrating conditions. In the second
experiment, the effect of frustration on high-empathy individuals'
aggression was reflected by N200, P300, and late positive potential amplitudes.
It was discussed that these amplitudes might indicate that frustrating
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low-empathy individuals exhibited attentional bias toward aggressive words under
both frustrating and nonfrustrating conditions. High-empathy individuals
demonstrated attentional bias only under frustrating conditions. In the second
experiment, the effect of frustration on high-empathy individuals'
aggression was reflected by N200, P300, and late positive potential amplitudes.
It was discussed that these amplitudes might indicate that frustrating
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aggressive words. Our findings suggested that high-empathy individuals were
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investigate the modifying effect of trait empathy on attentional processing of
emotionally laden (i.e., aggression-related) words in frustrating situations. A
dot-probe task was used in the first experiment. The results showed that
low-empathy individuals exhibited attentional bias toward aggressive words under
both frustrating and nonfrustrating conditions. High-empathy individuals
demonstrated attentional bias only under frustrating conditions. In the second
experiment, the effect of frustration on high-empathy individuals'
aggression was reflected by N200, P300, and late positive potential amplitudes.
It was discussed that these amplitudes might indicate that frustrating
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aggressive words. Our findings suggested that high-empathy individuals were
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