幽默风格影响抑郁症患者对抑郁相关网络模因的感知

K. Gardner, Nicola-Maria Jabs, Jennifer Drabble, U. Akram
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先前的研究强调了参与抑郁网络模因对经历抑郁症状的人的潜在益处,这一现象可以通过抑郁刺激的幽默解释和通过症状正常化感知的社会支持来解释。我们研究了经历抑郁症状的个体在解释与抑郁相关的网络模因时是否会与对照组不同,同时纳入幽默风格的中介作用。N=78名自我报告抑郁症状的个体(≥24)和67名对照(≤23)对32个抑郁和控制模因(描绘中性/积极的社会评论)的情绪效价、幽默、相关性、可分享性和情绪改善潜力进行了评分。同时还完成了抑郁和幽默风格的测量。在表现出抑郁症状的个体中,模因的感知幽默、相关性、可分享性和情绪改善潜力更大,但控制能力不强。然而,幽默、可分享性和相关性的不同评级是由自我挫败的幽默风格的程度所调节的。这些结果进一步证明了与抑郁症相关的网络模因互动对抑郁症患者的好处。
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Humor styles influence the perception of depression-related internet memes in depression
Abstract Previous research highlights the potential benefits of engaging with depressive Internet memes for those experiencing symptoms of depression, a phenomenon that can be explained by the humorous interpretation of depressive stimuli and perceived social support through symptom normalization. We examined whether individuals experiencing depressive symptoms would differ from controls in their interpretation of Internet memes related to depression, whilst incorporating the mediating role of humor style. N=78 individuals with self-reported depressive symptoms (≥24 on CES-D) and 67 controls (≤23) rated the emotional valance, humor, relatability, shareability, and mood-improving potential of 32 depressive and control memes (depicting neutral/positive social commentaries). Measures of depression and humor style were also completed. Perceived humor, relatability, shareability and mood-improving potential of depressive, but not control, memes were greater amongst individuals displaying depressive symptoms. However, differential ratings of humor, shareability and relatability were mediated by the extent of ones self-defeating humor style. These outcomes further evidence benefits of interacting with depression-related Internet memes for those with depression.
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