Yang Guoyu,Zhang Dajun,Zhang Jun,Feng Zhengzhi,Liu Yunbo,Wang Lifei.Primary assessment of international affective picture system in Chinese young soldiers[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2010,32(18):1998-2001.
Yang Guoyu,Zhang Dajun,Zhang Jun,Feng Zhengzhi,Liu Yunbo,Wang Lifei.Primary assessment of international affective picture system in Chinese young soldiers[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2010,32(18):1998-2001.DOI:
Primary assessment of international affective picture system in Chinese young soldiers
Objective To evaluate the primary application of international affective picture system (IAPS) in Chinese young soldiers. Methods A total of 123 Chinese young health soldiers
at an age of 16 to 28 (mean 20.97±2.86)
including 67 males and 56 males were recruited in this study. Totally 300 pictures
including 100 positive
neutral and negative pictures for each group
were exacted from Chinese modified IAPS
and 30 pictures from these 300 ones with 10 for each group were draw for the stability of the assessment. The rated valence
arousal and dominance of these soldiers were reported by themselves in a 9-point rating scale. Results The scores of pre and post rating were strongly correlated (P0.01). The scores of valence
arousal and dominance did not predict markedly difference among the 3 rating sequences in dimension (P0.05). The present study was strongly correlated with Chinese general sample ratings
and the Pearson coefficients were 0.915
0.833 and 0.828 respectively. Compared with Chinese general sample
the scores of arousal and dominance were decreased significantly in young soldiers. There were significant differences among positive
neutral and negative picture rating (P0.01). In the sequence of positive
neutral and negative pictures
the scores presented a decline in valence and dominance
and a trend as “V” in arousal. Conclusion IAPS presents expected stability in rating
excellent differentiation in 3 dimensions and young soldiers’ rating
and high populationaccessibity in the sample of Chinese young soldiers.