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Non-sympathetic FRN responses to drops in others' stocks
Wei Wenqi ; Wang Lei ; Shang Zhe ; Li Jenny C
刊名social neuroscience
2015
关键词Event-related potential,Feedback-related negativity,Schadenfreude,Social neurofinance,Sympathy
DOI10.1080/17470919.2015.1013222
英文摘要Previous neuroeconomic studies have observed that people display sympathetic neural responses toward others' misfortunes. We argue that the reverse emotions, such as gloating or schadenfreude, may also emerge in certain circumstances. To examine this theory, we recorded feedback-related negativity (FRN) toward others' large or small gains or losses in a stock market context. We adopted the framework of social distance, according to which we hypothesized that because others in the stock market are far away, unidentified, and indistinct, people would show less sympathy or even schadenfreude toward others' large losses. The results indicated that FRN at Fz was significantly less negative when observing larger decreases in others' stock, indicating that others' large losses are not unexpected negative events in the stock market and suggesting the existence of schadenfreude. Our research contributes to the understanding of social neurofinance by demonstrating the schadenfreude effect in relation to the stock market. This study also provides new information regarding the relationship between FRN and the social emotions that form the expectations of gain and loss.; SCI(E); PubMed; SSCI; 0; ARTICLE; leiwang@pku.edu.cn; 1-8
语种英语
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://ir.pku.edu.cn/handle/20.500.11897/188297]  
专题心理与认知科学学院
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Wei Wenqi,Wang Lei,Shang Zhe,et al. Non-sympathetic FRN responses to drops in others' stocks[J]. social neuroscience,2015.
APA Wei Wenqi,Wang Lei,Shang Zhe,&Li Jenny C.(2015).Non-sympathetic FRN responses to drops in others' stocks.social neuroscience.
MLA Wei Wenqi,et al."Non-sympathetic FRN responses to drops in others' stocks".social neuroscience (2015).
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