Fig 1.
The D-value of HR between each type of emotion-inducing videos and those that induced neutrality of men and women.
Statistical significance: *p<.002. Unless marked with an asterisk, no significant differences between these groups were found. Dis: disgust, hor: horror, ang: anger, sur: surprise, amu: amusement, ple: pleasure.
Fig 2.
The D-value of the valence between each type of emotion-inducing videos and the videos inducing neutrality of men and women.
Statistical significance: *p<.002. Unless marked with an asterisk, no significant differences between these groups were found. Dis: disgust, hor: horror, ang: anger, sur: surprise, amu: amusement, ple: pleasure.
Fig 3.
The D-value of arousal between each type of emotion-inducing videos and those that induced neutrality of men and women.
Statistical significance: *p<.002. Unless marked with an asterisk, no significant differences between these groups were found. Dis: disgust, hor: horror, ang: anger, sur: surprise, amu: amusement, ple: pleasure.
Fig 4.
The D-value of motivation between each type of emotion-inducing videos and those inducing neutrality of men and women.
Statistical significance: *p<.002. Unless marked with an asterisk, no significant differences between these groups were found. Dis: disgust, hor: horror, ang: anger, sur: surprise, amu: amusement, ple: pleasure.
Table 1.
Gender differences for emotional expressivity and emotional experience.