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An affective priming paradigm with pictures of environmental scenes and facial expressions as primes and targets, respectively,
was employed in order to investigate the role of natural (e.g., vegetation) and built elements (e.g., buildings) in eliciting
rapid affective responses. In Experiment 1, images of environmental scenes were digitally manipulated to make continua of priming pictures with a gradual increase of
natural elements (and a decrease of built elements). The primes were followed by presentations of facial expressions of happiness
and disgust as to-be-recognized target stimuli. The recognition times of happy faces decreased and the recognition times of
disgusted faces increased as the quantity of natural/built material present in the primes increased/decreased. The physical
changes also influenced the evaluated restorativeness and affective valence of the primes. In Experiment 2, the primes used in Experiment 1 were manipulated in such a way that they were void of any recognizable natural or built elements but contained either similar
colours or similar shapes as primes in Experiment 1. This time the results showed no effect of priming. These results were interpreted to give support for a view that the priming
effect by environmental pictures is due to the primes representing environmental scenes and not due to the presence of certain
low-level colour or shape information in the primes. In all, the present results provide evidence that perception of environmental
scenes elicits automatic affective responses and influences recognition of facial expressions. 相似文献
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Terhi Utriainen 《Journal of Contemporary Religion》2020,35(2):195-212
ABSTRACT In spite of the variety of often welcome everyday enchantments and empowerment that lived religion may bring to an individual in his/her personal life, it may become problematic in a person’s social life due to provoking tensions with significant others who hold different worldviews. This controversy necessitates the adoption of tactics and practices for adjustment and regulation, should that individual wish to enhance the benefits of religious enchantment and, simultaneously, maintain his/her position in the shared social lifeworld. This article argues that ritual theory, particularly in combining the notions of ritual framing and the subjunctive mode of ritual, offers a promising approach to researching this dynamic. The ritual studies approach helps shed light on the sometimes quite subtle ways in which moving in and out of the ritual frame makes it possible to regulate the often delicate balance of enchantment and disenchantment. This article examines the case study of women engaging in angel spirituality in Finland and the way they are able to navigate different ‘religious’ and ‘secular’ worlds. It argues that the dynamic combination of ritual framing and the subjunctive mode of ritual works as important possibility work in everyday life in a society which is uneasy about very strong expressions of lived religion. 相似文献