PSYC18H3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 9: Social Emotions, Soltyrei, Implicit-Association Test
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Speak with monotone voice, avoid making eye contact, avoid touch. - less aware of of judgement of others, deviate from convention. Emotions are grammar of social relationships (iraenus eiberfeldt - ethnologist) Emotional exchanges are at core of interaction that make up our most meaningful relationships. Emotion related responses in autonomic n. s. enable social behaviors like social connections or fighting. Emotions guide important social and moral judgements. Emotions create specific social relationships: grammar, building blocks of social exchange. Emotionally expressive beahvior coordinates social interactions and helps us establish specific relationships. I. e expression of fear prompts everyone to join together in feeling wary. With different relationships you experience during day ( friendship, love) - emotions shift. Bowlby (1969) theory of attachment is theory about emotions are at core of intimate relationship from cradle to grave. Romantic love founded jointly on social motivations of attachment and affiliation - attachment comes trustfulness protections; affiliation - expanded in humans because of cooperation in joint projects.
