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    Cultural Differences in Mixed Emotions: The Role of Dialectical Thinking.Wen Zheng, Ailin Yu, Disi Li, Ping Fang & Kaiping Peng - 2021 - Frontiers in Psychology 11.
    Who can feel both happy and sad at the same time, but not discomfort? This study aimed to investigate the cultural differences in mixed emotional experiences induced by conflict stimuli among American and Chinese undergraduate students. In total, 160 Americans and 158 Chinese watched two different valence advertisements (one predominantly positive and the other predominantly negative) that elicited mixed emotions; their feelings were assessed through self-reported measures. Findings indicated the impact that cultural differences have in people’s mixed emotional experiences depends (...)
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    The effects of subjective loss of control on risk-taking behavior: the mediating role of anger.Birgit M. Beisswingert, Keshun Zhang, Thomas Goetz, Ping Fang & Urs Fischbacher - 2015 - Frontiers in Psychology 6.
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    Not Only Top-Down: The Dual-Processing of Gender-Emotion Stereotypes.Wen-Long Zhu, Ping Fang, Hui-lin Xing, Yan Ma & Mei-lin Yao - 2020 - Frontiers in Psychology 11.
    Is gender-emotion stereotype a “one-hundred percent” top-down processing phenomenon, or are there additional contributions to cognitive processing from background clues when they are related to stereotypes? In the present study, we measured the gender-emotion stereotypes of 57 undergraduates with a face recall task and found that, regardless of whether the emotional expressions of distractors were congruent or incongruent with targets, people tended to misperceive the fearful faces of men as angry and the angry faces of women as fearful. In particular, (...)
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