Low heart rate variability is associated with a negativity valence bias in interpreting ambiguous emotional expressions.
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DOI: 10.1037/emo0001123.supp
Abstract: Most people tend to overstate positive aspects of their experiences, that is, a positive valence bias. However, some people tend to have attenuated attention for negative aspects of perceived information, that is, negative valence bias.… read more here.
Keywords: hrv; valence bias; rate variability; valence ... See more keywords
Spring Break or Heart Break? Extending Valence Bias to Emotional Words
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DOI: 10.1177/1948550620972296
Abstract: Ambiguous stimuli are useful for assessing emotional bias. For example, surprised faces could convey a positive or negative meaning, and the degree to which an individual interprets these expressions as positive or negative represents their… read more here.
Keywords: positive negative; valence; break heart; valence bias ... See more keywords
Positive Valence Bias in L2 Vocabulary Acquisition: Evidence From Chinese Emotion Idioms
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DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.783604
Abstract: Positive valence bias refers to speakers responding faster to positive than negative information in L2 emotion words. Few researchers paid attention to the initial learning phase of L2 Chinese emotion idioms in which whether positive… read more here.
Keywords: positive valence; valence; valence bias; chinese emotion ... See more keywords