RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BRAIN- BEHAVIORAL SYSTEMS ACTIVITY MEDIATED BY POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EMOTIONS ON SOCIAL ANXIETY OF STUDENTS

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MAKVAND HOSEYNI SHAHROKH; NAJAFI MAHMOOD; KHALEGHI REZA

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Journal: JOURNAL OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGY Year:2017 | Volume:3 | Issue:3 (10) Page(s): 63-80

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BRAIN- BEHAVIORAL SYSTEMS ACTIVITY MEDIATED BY POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EMOTIONS ON SOCIAL ANXIETY OF STUDENTS

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MAKVAND HOSEYNI SHAHROKH | NAJAFI MAHMOOD | KHALEGHI REZA | Issue Writer Certificate

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BRAIN- BEHAVIORAL SYSTEMS

POSITIVE AFFECT

NEGATIVE AFFECT

SOCIAL ANXIETY

Abstract

Aim: The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between BRAIN- BEHAVIORAL SYSTEMS activity mediated by positive and negative emotions on SOCIAL ANXIETY of students.Method: This study is correlational and structural modeling. In this study 409 students (200 males, 194 females and 15 unknown), from the University of Mashhad were selected by convenience sampling and three questionnaires: SOCIAL ANXIETY Inventory (SPI), Positive and NEGATIVE AFFECT Scale Panas (PANAS) and Brain-behavioral systems scale (BAS/ BIS) in the form of self- report questionnaires. The raw data using structural modeling to estimate the maximum fit and were analyzed using LISREL software.Results: The results indicate that the theoretical model is a good fit. Behavioral Inhibition System (BIS) directly associated with SOCIAL ANXIETY as well as indirectly through negative emotions associated with SOCIAL ANXIETY. As well as behavioral inhibition system associated with POSITIVE AFFECT as significant negative relationship. Behavioral Aproach System (BAS) also indirectly through the POSITIVE AFFECT, have an impact on SOCIAL ANXIETY. The Fight/ Flight/ Freeze System (FFFS) through negative emotions associated with SOCIAL ANXIETY.Positive Affect (PA) and NEGATIVE AFFECT (NA) both are significantly related with SOCIAL ANXIETY. The impact of emotions (positive and NEGATIVE AFFECTs) between path of brain- behavior systems and SOCIAL ANXIETY, is important.Conclusion: High levels of NEGATIVE AFFECT in person, or low levels of POSITIVE AFFECT, can be a sign to predict SOCIAL ANXIETY.

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MAKVAND HOSEYNI, SHAHROKH, NAJAFI, MAHMOOD, & KHALEGHI, REZA. (2017). RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BRAIN- BEHAVIORAL SYSTEMS ACTIVITY MEDIATED BY POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EMOTIONS ON SOCIAL ANXIETY OF STUDENTS. JOURNAL OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGY, 3(3 (10) ), 63-80. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/266883/en

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MAKVAND HOSEYNI SHAHROKH, NAJAFI MAHMOOD, KHALEGHI REZA. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BRAIN- BEHAVIORAL SYSTEMS ACTIVITY MEDIATED BY POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EMOTIONS ON SOCIAL ANXIETY OF STUDENTS. JOURNAL OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGY[Internet]. 2017;3(3 (10) ):63-80. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/266883/en

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SHAHROKH MAKVAND HOSEYNI, MAHMOOD NAJAFI, and REZA KHALEGHI, “RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BRAIN- BEHAVIORAL SYSTEMS ACTIVITY MEDIATED BY POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EMOTIONS ON SOCIAL ANXIETY OF STUDENTS,” JOURNAL OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGY, vol. 3, no. 3 (10) , pp. 63–80, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/266883/en

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