Auditory-perceptual recognition of the emotional state of aggression

Abstract

The authors propose several stages to research verbal-cognitive mechanisms regarding the formation and development of verbal realization of the emotional state of aggression. This paper describes an experimental study which investigates the auditory-perceptual analysis of male scenic speech experiencing the emotional state of aggression (for Russian, English, Spanish and Tatar languages). The results statistically confirm the detected auditory-perceptual “passports” of the emotional state of aggression and demonstrate differences in auditory perception of verbal aggressive behavior by groups of male and female listeners.