The relationship of coping behavior against the inability to “read the atmosphere” with emotion and impression toward the target person

Yoshimasa Kuribayashi

doi:10.4992/pacjpa.89.0_271

January 1, 2025The Proceedings of the Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological AssociationOpen Access

The relationship of coping behavior against the inability to “read the atmosphere” with emotion and impression toward the target person

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This research examines how coping behaviors relate to the inability to read social cues and the resulting emotional responses toward others.
Conducted observational analysis of coping behaviors related to social interactions.
Analyzed emotional responses and impressions formed toward target individuals.
Utilized statistical methods to evaluate the relationship between coping behaviors and emotional outcomes.
Identified significant correlations between coping behaviors and emotional responses.
Showed that effective coping improved interpersonal impressions.
Demonstrated that the inability to read social cues negatively impacted emotional states.

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Observational study explores how coping behaviors affect emotions and impressions of others, indicating new insights into social interactions.

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() The relationship of coping behavior against the inability to "read the atmosphere" with emotion and impression toward the target person Yoshimasa KURIBAYASHI (Hokusei Gakuen Univ.)Key Words: inability to "read the atmosphere", coping behavior, intimacy1,152)=5.34,p<.05, 2 G=0.01) (F(1,152)=6.24,p<.05, 2 G=0.01) (F(1,151)=4.30,p<.05, 2 G=0.01)

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