Social Sciences
3 years ago

Policemen with high emotion suppression struggle to recognize negative emotions.

Psychology and Law
Emotion Sensitivity in Individuals with Various Degrees of Expressive Suppression: The Case of Policemen
M.A. Padun, E.A. Sorokko, E.A. Suchkova, Dmitry Lyusin

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The article looked at how well policemen can recognize emotions and how they control their own emotions. They found that policemen who hide their emotions struggle to recognize others' negative feelings. Happiness is easier to spot than sadness or anger. Fear is the easiest negative emotion to recognize. People who hide their emotions well can quickly spot happiness but often mistake sadness for anger. Fear is recognized more accurately than anger.