2013
DOI: 10.1556/mental.14.2013.4.1
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Gelotophobia, alexithymia, and emotional intelligence

Abstract: Elméleti háttér: A gelotofóbia (a nevetségessé válástól vagy kinevetéstõl való félelem) univerzális, az utóbbi évtizedekben leírt jelenség. Vizsgálatok szerint a gelotofóbiásokat intenzívebb, hosszabb és többszöri szégyen-érzés és félelem, illetve kevésbé intenzív, ritkább és rövidebb idejû boldogság-érzés jellemzi. Továbbá a nevetést tartalmazó kétértelmû helyzeteket negatívabban értékelik, mint a kontroll személyek, és ezek nem emelik a hangulatukat. Cél: Megvizsgálni e vonás érzelmi intelligenciával és alex… Show more

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“…Gelotophobes believe something is entirely wrong with them and that they are “intolerably ridiculous” (Titze, 2009 , p. 30). Gelotophobia is particularly prevalent in individuals with social anxiety (Edwards et al, 2010 ), those with deficits in understanding and describing emotions (Boda-Ujlaky & Séra, 2013 ), and in those who don’t understand or appreciate humour as well as others (Chan, 2016 ; Hiranandani & Yue, 2014 ). Furthermore, these factors themselves are strongly linked with ASD, which is indicative that those with ASD may be predisposed to gelotophobia.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Gelotophobes believe something is entirely wrong with them and that they are “intolerably ridiculous” (Titze, 2009 , p. 30). Gelotophobia is particularly prevalent in individuals with social anxiety (Edwards et al, 2010 ), those with deficits in understanding and describing emotions (Boda-Ujlaky & Séra, 2013 ), and in those who don’t understand or appreciate humour as well as others (Chan, 2016 ; Hiranandani & Yue, 2014 ). Furthermore, these factors themselves are strongly linked with ASD, which is indicative that those with ASD may be predisposed to gelotophobia.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…No studies to date have investigated the link between gelotophobia and GD. However, gelotophobia and GD are both particularly prevalent in individuals with social anxiety (Edwards et al, 2010 ; Sioni, et al, 2017 ), individuals with deficits in understanding and describing emotions (Boda-Ujlaky & Séra, 2013 ; Bonnaire & Baptista, 2019 ), individuals with lower self-esteem (Hiranandani & Yue, 2014 ; Van Rooij et al, 2014 ) and individuals with insecure attachment styles (Miczo, 2017 ; Schimmenti, et al, 2014 ). Hence, it is plausible that GD and gelotophobia themselves may be related.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…С АТ связаны специфические межличностные про-блемы, в особенности проблема холодного, дистанциро-ванного или агрессивного поведения в социуме, свой-ственного некоторым больным АТ [23], неспособность выстраивать отношения с близкими людьми, неспособ-ность заводить знакомства [7], неспособность к сопере-живанию, эмоциональной близости [24]. С АТ также тес-но связаны гелотофобия (страх быть осмеянным другими людьми) и уровень эмоционального интеллекта, однако исследователи, занимающиеся изучением этой связи, приходят к выводу, что все же эти состояния не носят со-четанного характера [25,26].…”
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