Keywords:
Face cognition; Emotion; The other race effect; Adaption; Ethnicity
面孔识别;情绪;异族效应;适应;民族
Abstract:
In this experiment, we used the adaptation paradigm to explore the facial ethnical and emotional processing bias of Han Chinese residents in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Results show that: (1) Although ethnicity was a task-independent variable, participants were able to distinguish different ethnicities, and the cross-race effects of faces were replicated on the ethnic dimension; (2) The Han subjects were more sensitive to the sad emotion of Han faces and the happy emotion of Uygur faces; (3) For Han subjects, Uyghur faces had more weight in face processing.
本研究采取适应范式探究了新疆汉族居民对维汉面孔情绪加工的偏好。结果发现:(1)民族在作为任务无关变量时也能被有效区分,面孔的跨种族效应在民族维度上也同样存在;(2)汉族被试对汉族面孔的悲伤情绪更敏感,对维吾尔族面孔的快乐情绪更敏感;(3)对于汉族被试而言,维吾尔族面孔在面孔加工中的权重更大。