情绪分化的文化塑造:社会参与和脱离情绪

Jiyoung Park1, Yue Li2, Yoonseok Choi3

  • 1School of Digital Humanities and Computational Social Sciences, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology.

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概括

文化塑造了情感差异化,影响了健康. 区分文化上有价值的情绪,比如韩国人的参与情绪和欧洲裔美国人的脱离情绪,通过减少反,与更好的健康结果有关.

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