The purpose of this study is to examine emotional reactivity to Korean literary texts of both L2 advanced learners and L1 speakers and to compare the results to the psychophysiological responses of Ahn, Gye, & Kim(2021). The emotional arousal was measured through their self-rating scores according to three types of emotions(neutral, happy, and sad) during reading L2 passages from Korean literature. As a result, behavioral data displayed that L2 learners consciously understood the emotion of each text accordingly while L1 speakers rated happy texts as low as those of neutral texts. On the other hand, the psychophysiological responses of Ahn et al.(2021) showed that only L1 speakers but not L2 learners sense the emotion embedded in the texts. Such inconsistency found in L1 and L2 speakers’ responses suggests L2 learners’ emotional distance in L2 reading and emotion suppression of Korean culture.
1. 서론
2. 감정 반응에 대한 선행연구
3. 연구 방법
4. 결과 분석
5. 논의
6. 결론
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