Japanese Psychological Review ,*+*, Vol. /-, No. +, ῌ῍῏ ῌ ῌ῎ῐ Development of the positive self-conscious emotions Kohki ARIMITSU Komazawa University This article reviews the research on the development of the positive self-conscious emotions : pride, hubris, gratitude, and respect. Little research has been conducted on this topic, and most such research concerned pride, gratitude, and respect. It has been revealed that pride emerges by ῏ years of age, is recognized by ῐ years of age, and is distinguished by ΐ years of age. Research from the perspective of lifespan development indicates that people experience pride in an increasing number of situations or objects from adolescence to old age, and social functions continue to help them to cope with their environment and maintain their mental health for their entire life. These findings might be comparable to those of other positive self-conscious emotions, at least gratitude and respect, research on which has revealed similar developmental stages to pride. Finally, future directions, which focus on nonverbal expressions, social functions, the effects of parenting patterns, cultural differences, and other atypical positive self-conscious emotions, are discussed. Key words : positive self-conscious emotion, pride, gratitude, respect, development ῍ ῍ῌ !" #$%&'()*+ ,- 3wxY y32 ./0123456789:;<=> 9:mu z{ |3}~~345 2?@;ABC>65+D #$%&'()* 6YM5D ^ + 3 E F G HjoyI J K HangerI 1 5LMNO P3Q RS HguiltI J n Y nYM3 9:cn^1 n*+D T HshameI HprideI U ;V+D RS T 15LM E W<X3 ῌ #Y6PZ[\;]5 S5 ^MEW3_ `;V+15abc [\;C>M1d3() 9:'E C>+ HTracy & Robins, ῎ῌῌῒID ebc [ \E stu>6dM HLewis, ῎ῌῌῒ ; Tangney, ῍ῑID ;fg1L6h RS T E Hself-conscious 1Y6 5s; HhubrisI ;r RS T 5s;15a ῐ emotionI 1ij>+ HTangney, ῍ῑID e> E 1y15a ῎ ^' kl ;¡=L65+ HLewis, ῎ῌῌῒID ,-./0 13456E 789:;<=>6dM Lewis H῎ῌῌῒI 3¢>j W?£n¤¥¢ HTracy & Robins, ῎ῌῌῒID YmY a ' 3YM%¦ 5s 3456Eno81p1q ;n()*+; §¥15LM 'z Urstu>655D 2e' Ov'E 3YM%¦En()*+D ^M T ῌ῍῏
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