The Balance of Power : Interpersonal Consequences of Differential Power and Expectancies  

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Harris, Monica J. ; Georgesen, John C.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (http://journals.sagepub.com/home/pspc) vol. 26 no. 10 (2000), page 1239-1257.
Topik: expectancies; expectancies; inter personal consequences; differential power; balance power
Fulltext: 1239PSPB2610.pdf (160.91KB)

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The cognitive and behavioural effects of perceived power and expected partner competence were examined in a task - oriented dyadic interaction. Specifically, the authors manipulated the effects of power and expectancy on social information processing during and subsequent to a dyadic problem - solving interaction. In addition, dispositional power orientation was measured. Results indicated that perceiver power led to self - enhancement and derogation of the target and both perceiver and target awareness of perceiver power moderated the effects of interpersonal expectancies. Furthermore, there are important differences between situational power and dispositional dominance orientation. These results advance current models of power and suggest the pervasiveness of power effects in our interactions with others.

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