情绪对高低特质心流体育生认知控制的影响

doi:10.19988/j.cnki.issn.2095-1159.2023.04.010

心理研究

2023, Vol. 16

Issue (4): 373-381 DOI: 10.19988/j.cnki.issn.2095-1159.2023.04.010

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情绪对高低特质心流体育生认知控制的影响

李雪宁¹, 怀章翠², 程璐¹

1 上海师范大学心理学系,上海 200234;
2 上海师范大学教务处,上海 200234

Effects of emotion on cognitive control of high and low flow sport students

LI Xuening¹, HUAI Zhangcui², CHENG Lu¹

1 Department of psychology, Shanghai Normal University, Shanghai 200234;
2 Academic Affairs Office, Shanghai Normal University, Shanghai 200234

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摘要本研究通过两个实验探究情绪对高低特质心流体育生认知控制的影响机制。实验1考察高、低特质心流体育生在不同趋近动机积极情绪下的认知控制。结果发现,高趋近动机积极情绪抑制了低特质心流体育生采用反应性控制的倾向。实验2进一步考察了情绪调节策略对低特质心流体育生的调节作用。结果发现,表达抑制策略有效提高了该群体采用反应性控制的倾向。这表明,低特质心流体育生的认知控制易受情绪影响,且表达抑制能对其起一定的调节作用。

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关键词 ：特质心流, 积极情绪, 认知控制, 情绪调节策略, 体育生

通讯作者: 怀章翠,女,助教。Email：zchuai@shnu.edu.cn

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李雪宁, 怀章翠, 程璐. 情绪对高低特质心流体育生认知控制的影响[J]. 心理研究, 2023, 16(4): 373-381.
LI Xuening, HUAI Zhangcui, CHENG Lu. Effects of emotion on cognitive control of high and low flow sport students. Psychological Research, 2023, 16(4): 373-381.

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