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Findings compare a crier group and a non-crier group, focusing on immediate cathartic effects, perceived health-promoting benefits, common emotional experiences, and mood improvement after a crying episode. 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Varela, Ph.D  \nAssociate Professor of Psychology  \nDepartment of Psychology, College of Science  \nAdamson University, Manila, Philippines  \nAbstract: This study utilizes a quasi-experimental Design to determine the effects of induced therapeutic crying.This study presents the findings of quasi-experimental design between two non-equivalent groups: the crier group and the non-crier group on the effects of Induced Therapeutic Crying on an improved state of emotionality. The findings of this study reveals (1) that there was significant difference between the crier group and the noncrier group concerning the immediate cathartic effect and the perceived health promoting benefits of crying, (2) common emotional experiences, (3) Mood Improvement immediately after a crying episode.  \nKeywords: Emotional healing, Induced Therapeutic Crying, Catharsis, hypnosis.  \n1. INTRODUCTION  \nAdult Crying as a natural human experience is an avenue of emotional expression through which different emotions are expressed. It can express happiness and joy or its diametric emotional opposite as pain, suffering, grief, loss, or even significant distress. Crying is a language that communicates our innermost feelings of hurts and joys. The belief that crying can release emotional tension, pain, and beneficial to one’s health are based on previous research findings (see Bylsma&Vingehouets, 2007) .  \nSeveral studies had shown that when respondents were asked to remember a recent crying episode revealed that crying improves mood (e.g., Bindra, 1972; Frey, Hoffman-Ahern, Johnson, Lykken, &Tuason, 1983; Kraemer &Hastrup, 1986) . In the study of Cornelius (1997) stated whenever you ask people after they have cried, they generally reported feeling better. Other researchers found out similar results that criers reported feeling better immediately after a crying episode (e.g., Becht&Vingerhoets, 1997; Cornelius, 1981; Lombardo et al., 1983 Kraemer &Hastrup, 1986) .  \nOn the contrary, several laboratory findings had revealed that crying when induced artificially through a sad film may produce high state of physiological arousal, and resulted in distress. Gross and Associates (1994) stated that after inducing sadness participant who cried during the film indicated higher levels of sadness and emotional pain. In another study concerning the correlates of crying, social, and personality, Choti, et al. (1987) demonstrated that participant who cried on a sad film reported significant increase in sadness, frustration, and decreased happiness.  \nThese contradictory findings between naturalistic and experimental studies on crying research was explained in terms of the different aspects of the crying situation. Bylsma and Associates (2008) explained why the findings of naturalistic studies were in contrary to laboratory findings. She explained based on self-report measures improvement after a crying episode was related to the positive emotional and social support that leads to the resolution of the situation of the crying person. The comforting words and empathy elicited from others may well explained why those who cried in the presence of other people may report feeling better. Whereas Cornelius (1997) explained that in laboratory findings, participants of the study were unable to elicit emotional and social support due to the absence of other people in the laboratory who may give them comforting words. Thus, the presence of significant other may give comfort and social support leading to theresolution of their situation. In the current study, it explored on the effects of the presence of significant other in","cbCaikxYb1OMSXV2","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikxYb1OMSXV2","pdf",470224,"English","# Abstract\n# Introduction\n## Adult crying as emotional expression\n## Naturalistic versus experimental findings\n# Methodology\n## Research questions and hypothesis\n## Quasi-experimental design","[{\"question\":\"What does the study examine about induced therapeutic crying?\",\"answer\":\"The study examines the effects of induced therapeutic crying on emotional healing, immediate catharsis, health-promoting benefits, emotional experiences, and mood improvement.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the researchers compare outcomes?\",\"answer\":\"Participants were divided into a crier group and a non-crier group, and outcomes were assessed in terms of immediate cathartic effects and perceived emotional and health benefits.\"},{\"question\":\"Why might naturalistic and laboratory results differ in crying research?\",\"answer\":\"The document attributes differences to the presence or absence of emotional and social support, noting that comfort from significant others may help explain better self-reported improvement after crying episodes.\"}]","Emotional Healing Through Induced Therapeutic Crying - Article | PDF"]