The Effect of Anxiety Emotion on Information Processing of Decision Making: Based on Computer Stimulate

Da Wei Wang; Yi Xin Hu; Ping Xu; Xing Kui Xu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.753-755.2837

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The Effect of Anxiety Emotion on Information Processing of Decision Making: Based on Computer Stimulate

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The effect of anxiety emotion on information processing of decision making was explored by computer stimulate experiment. The results showed that people with high anxiety used longer time to processing information than that with low anxiety. The depth of information search of low anxiety was more than that of high anxiety. Individual with high anxiety was inclined to use heuristic strategies, and Individual with low anxiety was inclined to adopt analysis strategies.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 753-755)

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Da Wei Wang, Yi Xin Hu, Ping Xu, Xing Kui Xu

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Anxiety Emotion, Computer Stimulate, Decision-Making, Information Processing

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