@Mitamura_Lab これを作った人が2012年にまとめたぶんけんだと、10%~35%が当てはまると書いてますね。 結構多い印象です。 Aron, Aron, & Jagiellowicz,(2012) https://t.co/MNVMkHaSDC
Sensory processing sensitivity: a review in the light of the evolution of biological responsivity.
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The discussions reflect a balanced interest in the topic, with comments such as 'HSP scale' and mentions of 2012 studies, indicating recognition of the article's importance. The tone remains thoughtful, supported by references to personal experiences of sensitivity and scientific research, which underscores a genuine engagement with the ideas.
Most discussions acknowledge the relevance of the article and some reference classic studies, indicating general agreement.
Posts show moderate curiosity, mentioning specific research and highlighting the significance of SPS without excessive enthusiasm.
Users engage by sharing personal experiences, referencing studies, and discussing the implications of SPS theories.
Some posts suggest that understanding SPS could influence personality psychology and behavioral approaches, indicating moderate perceived impact.
Abstract in brief
- This article reviews the concept of sensory processing sensitivity (SPS) by examining its biological basis and how it relates to personality differences in humans and animals, particularly focusing on environmental responsiveness.
- It explores animal personality research to understand how traits like reactivity and sensitivity influence behavior depending on the environment, and discusses human personality studies that show how certain traits may lead to positive or negative outcomes based on the context.
- Finally, the review highlights research supporting the SPS model, including the development of the Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) scale, and neuroimaging and genetic studies that suggest SPS is linked to biological responsiveness in humans.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky感覚処理感受性について,進化的観点(比較心理学的観点)からレビューするよという2012年の研究。HSP尺度とか作ってて,あーこのへんの話になるのかぁー…という感想。/ Sensory Processing Sensitivity: A Review in the Light of the Evolution of Biological Responsivity https://t.co/qmbslKIa3W
RT @Yuu_ABA: @Mitamura_Lab これを作った人が2012年にまとめたぶんけんだと、10%~35%が当てはまると書いてますね。 結構多い印象です。 Aron, Aron, & Jagiellowicz,(2012) https://t.co/MNVMkHaS…
@mow_ty They are hiding because they are SPS - or popularly known; highly sensitive, they process patterns in the grass and wait to come out till all is clear I am SPS - https://t.co/AEXQMHKRWT I hide away, so you can’t study
EN Aron, A Aron, J Jagiellowicz(2012) Sensory processing sensitivity: A review in the light of the evolution of biological responsivity. Personality and Social Psychology Review [PDF] https://t.co/DMYU785Acd (https://t.co/aH1btjzJi6 2020年2月24日アクセス)
RT @Yuu_ABA: @Mitamura_Lab これを作った人が2012年にまとめたぶんけんだと、10%~35%が当てはまると書いてますね。 結構多い印象です。 Aron, Aron, & Jagiellowicz,(2012) https://t.co/MNVMkHaS…
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感覚処理感受性について,進化的観点(比較心理学的観点)からレビューするよという2012年の研究。HSP尺度とか作ってて,あーこのへんの話になるのかぁー…という感想。/ Sensory Processing Sensitivity: A Review in the Light of the Evolution of Biological Responsivity https://t.co/qmbslKIa3W
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RT @Yuu_ABA: @Mitamura_Lab これを作った人が2012年にまとめたぶんけんだと、10%~35%が当てはまると書いてますね。 結構多い印象です。 Aron, Aron, & Jagiellowicz,(2012) https://t.co/MNVMkHaS…
RT @Yuu_ABA: @Mitamura_Lab これを作った人が2012年にまとめたぶんけんだと、10%~35%が当てはまると書いてますね。 結構多い印象です。 Aron, Aron, & Jagiellowicz,(2012) https://t.co/MNVMkHaS…
@mow_ty They are hiding because they are SPS - or popularly known; highly sensitive, they process patterns in the grass and wait to come out till all is clear I am SPS - https://t.co/AEXQMHKRWT I hide away, so you can’t study
@Mitamura_Lab これを作った人が2012年にまとめたぶんけんだと、10%~35%が当てはまると書いてますね。 結構多い印象です。 Aron, Aron, & Jagiellowicz,(2012) https://t.co/MNVMkHaSDC
EN Aron, A Aron, J Jagiellowicz(2012) Sensory processing sensitivity: A review in the light of the evolution of biological responsivity. Personality and Social Psychology Review [PDF] https://t.co/DMYU785Acd (https://t.co/aH1btjzJi6 2020年2月24日アクセス)
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