Affect Measures in Specific Domains

In order to answer the question “What’s right with people?” Positive Psychology aims to study the human qualities as well as promoting their positive functioning. The positive and negative affect are studied by the proposed approach and refer to the result of the intensity and frequency of experienc...

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Autor Principal: Porto Noronha Fagundes, Ana Paula; Universidad São Francisco
Otros Autores: Cobêro, Claudia; Máster y doctoranda en Psicología por la Universidad São Francisco. Coordinadora del Curso Tecnológico en Gestión de Recursos Humanos en FAEX. (Facultad de Extrema), de Camargo Barros, Mariana Varandas; Universidad São Francisco, Ramazotti Ferraz de Campos, Roberta; Universidad São Francisco, de Campos, Maria Isabel; Universidad São Francisco
Formato: info:eu-repo/semantics/article
Idioma: spa
Publicado: Pontificia Universidad Javeriana 2014
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Acceso en línea: http://revistas.javeriana.edu.co/index.php/revPsycho/article/view/4782
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Sumario: In order to answer the question “What’s right with people?” Positive Psychology aims to study the human qualities as well as promoting their positive functioning. The positive and negative affect are studied by the proposed approach and refer to the result of the intensity and frequency of experienced emotions. With the aim of measuring the affects in specific areas, namely ‘I’, ‘Family’, ‘Friends’ and ‘Work / Finance’, this study used the modified Zanon Scale Affects to detect differences in measures of affect. Participants were in the number of 142 people between 15 and 87 years old, with 7.74 average grade assigned for life in general. Among the main results, significant differences were found between genders for negative affect and positive affect, and with respect to age, there was a statistically significant negative affect toward work.