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The structure of emotional expressivity: Each emotion counts

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The structure of emotional expressivity: Each emotion counts

Auteurs : Lisa I. Trierweiler ; Michael Eid ; Tanja Lischetzke

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Journal of personality and social psychology [ 0022-3514 ] ; 2002.

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- Communication, Emotion émotivité, Personnalité, Etude comparative, Modèle, Homme.

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- Communication, Comparative study, Emotion emotionality, Human, Models, Personality.

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Several models of the dimensionality of emotional expressivity were examined in a multitraitmultimethod study. Targets and peer raters completed measures of the target's emotional expressivity (Berkeley Expressivity Questionnaire, BEQ; J. J. Gross & O. P. John, 1995; and a measure of emotion-specific expression) and the Big 5 personality dimensions. The results of structural equation modeling and analysis of variance revealed that an emotion-specific model was superior to models of valence-specific or unidimensional expressivity. The distinct emotions differed in their relations with the dimensions of the 5-factor model. These results were corroborated by self- and other reports. Finally, the degree of convergence between self- and other ratings differed between emotions, demonstrating the multidimensional character of emotional expressivity.

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The structure of emotional expressivity: Each emotion counts

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