The Influences Of Empathy, Depression, Anxiety And Stress On Supernatural Belief In Watching Horror Movies
This decade, a horror movie in the world is very encouraging. Apparently horror film has received much attention of the audience in Malaysia. Based on the collection of films box-office, it turns horror movie has got the attention of the audience in Malaysia. This genre does not only give pleasur...
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| Format: | Conference or Workshop Item |
| Language: | English |
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2015
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| Online Access: | http://eprints.usm.my/31911/1/Aselawati%2C_Rohani%2C_Hasrina.pdf http://eprints.usm.my/31911/ http://www.icmcc2015.usm.my/ |
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| Institution: | Universiti Sains Malaysia |
| Language: | English |
| Summary: | This decade, a horror movie in the world is very encouraging. Apparently horror
film has received much attention of the audience in Malaysia. Based on the
collection of films box-office, it turns horror movie has got the attention of the
audience in Malaysia. This genre does not only give pleasure even he touched the
feelings and emotions of the audience and reflect real life, entertaining and
inspirational. Therefore, this paper is to investigate the influence of psychological
factors such as empathy, stress, depression and anxiety (DASS 21) against the
supernatural beliefs. This study uses the Disposition Theory and Theory of
Suspense of Enjoyment by Zillmann. This study evaluated the effectiveness and
processes viewing pleasure as well as the belief in the supernatural. This paper
presents the results of a pilot study of the items of Empathy, Depression, Anxiety,
Stress and Supernatural Belief. This study was conducted in Jitra Mall Cineplex
Cinema after they was watching the Film of Villa Nabila in January 2015. |
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