PERCEPÇÃO SOCIAL DE EMOÇÕES EM FACES: Julgando sexo, gênero e raça

O presente estudo teve como objetivo observar as relacoes entre sexo, raca e julgamento de emocoes em faces humanas. Para a realizacao do estudo, foram coletados dados sobre a identificacao e intensidade percebidas sobre a emocao de faces humanas. As faces apresentadas eram de diferentes sexo e raca, alem de mostrar diferentes emocoes. Durante o experimento, os participantes eram expostos a essas faces e eles respondiam por meio de formulario eletronico, o nome da emocao apresentada e, em escala tipo Likert, a intensidade que julgava a emocao na figura apresentada. A analise estatistica da coleta identificou uma preferencia de julgamento para faces do mesmo sexo e raca do participante. A relevância dessa preferencia esta relacionada a empatia entre racas e sexo, representada minimamente pelo reconhecimento de emocoes mutuamente.

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  2018

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  Psicologia e Saúde em Debate

• Publication date

  2018-12-07

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  DOI 10.22289/2446-922X.V4N3A2
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