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The present study examined the personality factor (manifest anxiety) which affects the judgement of vocally expressed emotions. 5 emotional dimensions, love, contempt, indifference, grief and anger were used. Based on the MAS score, the 3 anxiety groups were selected as the expresser groups and the 3 MAS groups were used as the judgement groups. The ranking with agreement are grief (69%), anger (60%), indifference (58%), love (54%), contempt (42%). The emotions expressed by the high MAS group showed poor judgement of each emotion in comparison with the other 2 groups.

A STUDY OF THE PERSONALITY FACTOR WHICH AFFECTS THE JUDGEMENT OF VOCALLY EXPRESSED EMOTIONS