THE EFFECT OF GENDER AND PERSONALITY DIFFERENCES IN YOUNG ADULTS ON THE EMOTIONAL DOMINANCE OF THAI TEXTS AND PICTURES

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  • พรพิมล เชวงศักดิ์โสภาคย์, เสรี ชัดแช้ม, ปรัชญา แก้วแก่น, ปริญญา เรืองทิพย์ มหาวิทยาลัยหัวเฉียวเฉลิมพระเกียรติ สมุทรปราการ

Keywords:

Thai Texts and Pictures, Emotional Dominance, Young adults

Abstract

       Emotions are feelings that result from receiving stimuli. There are complex mechanisms in the body. The emotions are both positive and negative. Push the behavior. Therefore the purpose of this experimental research was to design experimental activities of looking at Thai texts and Dominance pictures which stimulated Dominance emotions in young adults. The participants were eighty students who were 40 males and 40 females from Burapha University in the academic year 2017, aged between 19-24 years. There are extravert and ambivert personality groups. Right hand , Never had a brain injury , No depression, Positive and Negative emotions (PANAS) are normal, normal vision. All volunteers participate in research. The data were analyzed by using basic statistics, percentage, mean and standard deviation. Dominance emotional perception behavior between males and females who were extravert and ambivert personality was analyzed by two-way ANOVA.

         The results showed that dominance emotion of the young adults on open personality and middle personality was significantly different at the level of .05 while looking at the Thai texts and Dominance pictures. No differences were found between sex and personality. There is no interaction between sex and personality on emotions in both fear and no fear.

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2019-12-16

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