Facial Expression Recognition in Adolescents: Association with Psychosocial Adjustment and Peer Relationships

양재원,; 박나래,; 정경미,

doi:10.15842/kjcp.2011.30.2.007

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“…하고 있다 (Mehrabien, 1972). 얼굴 표정의 정서를 제대 로 지각하지 못하거나 편향된 방식으로 해석하는 것은 대 인관계에의 어려움과 깊은 관련이 있으며 (Yang et al, 2011), 우울증을 지속시키는 위험 요인이 될 수 있다 (Bouhuys et al, 1999). 따라서 학자들은 정서의 주요 전달원인 얼굴 표정 자극을 사용하여 우울증의 정서 정보 처리 양상을 파악하는 연구를 진행해 왔다.…”

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An Integrative Review of Facial Emotion Information Processing in Depression

Kim

2020

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Background: This study is an integrative review of literatures of research on emotion processing in depression using facial expression stimuli. Methods: For the review, we searched domestic and international research articles over the past 20 years according to the integrative review procedure and selected the final 19 papers. Results: The results of the review revealed that depressed people, compared with those who were not depressed, had the following differences. First, they needed longer time for precise processing of emotion. Second, they managed to recognize positive emotion with high intensity while easily recognized negative emotions with low intensity. Third, they tended to overestimate the intensity of negative emotion. Fourth, they showed a negative interpretation bias to ambiguous or neutral facial expressions. Meanwhile, consistent results across the studies were not found for the variable of accuracy. Conclusions: Our results suggest that it is necessary to develop more elaborate intervention program and design more sophisticated experiment for further coherent understanding of depression.

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