Rockwell P
Department of Communication, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, 70504, USA.
Percept Mot Skills. 2000 Oct;91(2):665-8. doi: 10.2466/pms.2000.91.2.665.
This study compared actors', partners', and observers' perceptions of the amount of sarcasm used by participants (n = 80) in videotaped conversations. Significant differences were found among perceptions of actors, partners, and observers. Of the three perspectives, actors perceived themselves as using the greatest amount of sarcasm, followed by partners' perceptions of actors. Observers perceived actors as using the least amount of sarcasm. Correlations conducted to assess whether partners and observers recognized actors' individual attempts at sarcasm during the conversations were generally low.
本研究比较了演员、搭档和观察者对80名参与者在录像对话中使用讽刺话语数量的看法。研究发现，演员、搭档和观察者的看法存在显著差异。在这三种视角中，演员认为自己使用的讽刺话语最多，其次是搭档对演员的看法。观察者则认为演员使用的讽刺话语最少。为评估搭档和观察者在对话过程中是否能识别演员的个人讽刺尝试而进行的相关性分析结果普遍较低。
