Emotion Regulation Effect On Risk Decision Preference

As the level of material life gradually increase, emotion regulation research question hasbeen continuously refined, constantly to new developments in the field. This research takevocational school students as sample, using literature review, questionnaires and experimentalstudy of a combination of methods to study the effects of different emotional state of riskdecision-making behavior. Social sharing of emotion regulation and recognition of this cognitiveReappraisal, and expression suppression inhibitory effects of different risk decision-making,Research in this field for our research provides a new way of thinking, enrich the relationshipbetween emotion regulation and risk decision-making theory and practice study.This research includes four parts:The first part summarizes the concepts of emotion regulation, emotion regulation process,the concept of risk decision-making, risk decision-making theory, the relationship betweenemotion regulation and decision-making, the measures o research. This part is the base of thewhole research.The second part on the basis of the literature review, combined with characteristics ofresearch subjects, design of experiments, research idea is to take the group as the unit group,group mainly uses the slide and film, to illustrate the experimental requirements, and the inducedtarget emotions, by the research subjects to complete the corresponding questionnaire.Combination of experimental and questionnaireThe third part of the use of statistical software for analysis, the results showed that singlefrom the emotional variables considered, different emotional states affect the preference for riskdecision-making is significant, the positive mood state, subjects were inclined to take risks: Inthe negative emotional state, the subjects tend to avoid risk. Emotion regulation have an impacton decision-making behavior, cognitive reappraisal of the individual to take the risk of sexualdecision-making behavior, and the expression suppression inhibition of the subjects were easy tomake a conservative decision-making behavior. Analysis of variance results showed that thethree kinds of emotion regulation on risk decision-making preferences of significant differences，in income scenarios was not significant; in the loss scenario of three emotion regulation on riskdecision-making preferences affect the difference is extremely significant level; in total riskpreference scores, were significantly different.The fourth part pointed out the limitations of this study, and shortcomings, namely theprospects for future research.