HDE 100A Lecture Notes - Lecture 23: Social Emotions, Conduct Disorder, Executive Functions
21 Dec 2019
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Emotion = subjective reaction to event or experience. Physiological change, readiness to act ( behavioral change ), & cognitive appraisal. Emotional competence = ability to regulate own emotions & understand others". Darwin - facial expressions recognized across the world. Some expectations confirmed, though different cultures vary in rating emotional expressions. Consistency in happiness, inconsistency in anger/ fear when us compared to others (ekman) Infants show these emotions in the 1st months of life (izard) Emotions have a biological basis, but their main value is social & communicative. Envy & embarrassment (15 - 24 months ) Shame, guilt, & pride (30 - 36 months) Emotion regulation = control intensity & duration of emotions. Emotional dissemblance = changing expression of felt emotions by showing no emotion or different emotion. With adult guidance, children develop more positive forms of emotion regulation. Norms that govern the appropriate display of emotions in a culture.
