This study examined hostile attribution bias and a mood-congruity effect and the effects of causal attribution of aversive events on depressed mood and anger. One hundred and seventy-three subjects completed a questionnaire that measured depressive tendencies(SDS), aggressiveness(BAQ), and causal attribution and mood/emotion of unpleasant hypotheticals. Regression analysis revealed no hostile attribution bias or mood-congruity effect. Aggressiveness and causal attribution, however, affected anger in tandem.
原因帰属と気分・感情の関係の検討
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