Attachment Style and The Regulation of Negative Affect : Exploring Individual Differences in Mood Congruency Effects on Memory and Judgment  

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Mikulincer, Mario ; Pereg, Dana

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (http://journals.sagepub.com/home/pspc) vol. 30 no. 1 (Jan. 2004), page 67-80.
Topik: judgement; attachment style; affect - cognition link; memory; attribution
Fulltext: 67PSPB301.pdf (130.6KB)

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Three studies examined the role that attachment style plays in moderating the effects of induced negative affect on memory and judgment. Israeli undergraduates completed an attachment style scale and were exposed to a negative or neutral affect induction. In Study 1, incidental recall of negative and positive information was assessed; in Study 2, the attribution of negative and positive relational events was studied; and in Study 3, findings of Study 1 were replicated using a different affect induction procedure. Whereas securely attached persons reacted to induced negative affect with an affect - incongruent pattern of cognitions (better recall of positive information, more unstable / specific attribution of negative event), anxiously attached persons reacted with an affect - congruent pattern (worse recall of positive information, more stable / global attribution of negative event). Persons scoring high on attachment avoidance showed no significant cognitive effect of negative affect. The discussion emphasizes the role that attachment strategies play in the affect - cognition link.

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