Are teachers' and students' emotions reciprocally transmitted in the classroom?

The study supports a reciprocal relationship between students' perceptions of teachers' emotions and their own emotions, whereas teachers' emotions are linked primarily to their own previous emotions. These results suggest that enhancing emotional experiences in class requires consideration of both teachers' and students' emotions simultaneously.

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British Journal of Educational Psychology
Published
2025-06-27
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1111/bjep.70006
Citations
2
Primary Topic
Early Childhood Education and Development
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Field-Weighted Citation Impact
17.85

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Are teachers' and students' emotions reciprocally transmitted in the classroom?

Diane Mayer, Pei‐Hsin Li, Lars‐Erik Malmberg
2 citations
British Journal of Educational Psychology
Early Childhood Education and Development
17.85
article

Are teachers' and students' emotions reciprocally transmitted in the classroom?

Diane Mayer, Pei‐Hsin Li, Lars‐Erik Malmberg
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2 citations

Abstract

The study supports a reciprocal relationship between students' perceptions of teachers' emotions and their own emotions, whereas teachers' emotions are linked primarily to their own previous emotions. These results suggest that enhancing emotional experiences in class requires consideration of both teachers' and students' emotions simultaneously.

British Journal of Educational PsychologyVol. 95(S1)
University of Helsinki (FI), University of Oxford (GB)
Ministry of Education
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 1%
Early Childhood Education and Development
17.85
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