THE EFFECT OF GENDER AND PERSONALITY DIFFERENCES IN YOUNG ADULTS ON THE EMOTIONAL VALENCE OF THAI TEXTS: EVENT-RELATED POTENTIAL STUDY.
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This study is the purposes of this research were to design activities of looking at Thai texts which stimulated valence emotion in young adults and to study the valence emotion while looking at Thai texts between gender and personality of the participants. The participants were 80 students from Burapha University in the first semester academic year 2018. The instruments used in this research consisted of the activities of looking at Thai texts which stimulated valence emotional, Self-Assessment Manikin Thai Version. The data were analyzed by using 2-way ANOVA.
The research results were as follows:
- The activities of looking at valence emotional Thai texts consisted of 2 blocks and each block contained 15 stimuli which were pleasant and unpleasant emotions.
2. The differences of EEGs while looking at valence emotional Thai texts which classified by gender included pleasant and unpleasant had been found in Frontal Lobe: FP1 F3 Parietal Lobe: C3 Temporal lobe: T8 and Occipital lobe: PO3 PO4 OZ O2 classified by personality had been found in Frontal Lobe: FP1 FPZ F7 FC4 Parietal Lobe: C3 and classified by interaction had been found in Frontal Lobe: F8 Parietal Lobe: CP4 PZ Temporal lobe: T8 and Occipital lobe: PO3 POZ.
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