The unexpected comfort of wearing headphones: Emotional and cognitive effects of headphone use when playing a bloody video game
作者： Karyn Riddle , Zhen Di , Sunghak Kim , Eunyoung Myung , Swee Kiat Tay
DOI: 10.1016/J.ENTCOM.2016.10.004
关键词: Psychology 、 Video game 、 Affect (psychology) 、 Headphones 、 Bloody 、 Cognitive elaboration 、 Multimedia 、 Media violence 、 Cognitive psychology 、 Anxiety 、 Cognition
摘要: Abstract This study tests the theory of vivid media violence, exploring whether presence blood in a violent game and use headphones impacts emotions (frustration, fear, anxiety) level cognitive elaboration. Results an experiment suggest participants felt stronger negative when playing bloody with off. When video was not bloody, did affect emotions. In addition, frustration related to elaboration whereas fear anxiety were not. Implications for research discrete emotions, as well intersection between auditory visual features games, are discussed.
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