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心理学报 2006
Cognitive Characteristics of Emotional Display Rule Among Children with Learning Disabilities
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Abstract:
Emotional display rule cognitive tasks and emotion decision figures were employed in the present experiment.90 children selected from 1~(st),3~(rd) and 5~(th) grade in a primary school(44 learning disabilities and 46 normal) were interviewed individually with 6 stories.The results indicated that expression regulation knowledge of learning disabilities and normal children increased as their grade increased,but the developmental level was different between two groups.There were no significant gender differences,and group and grade interaction was not found.Moreover,learning disabilities children report less social-orient goals than normal children,and there were no significant differences in self-protective goals.Comparing the combination of emotion display rule use and goals in the two samples,suggested that learning disabilities children lack of the ability to integrate different emotion knowledge,in addition,normal children displayed more cognitive flexibility according to different interpersonal relationship than learning disabilities.