An On-Line Look at Automatic Contrast and Correction of Behavior Categorizations and Dispositional Inferences  

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Weary, Gifford ; Tobin, Stephanie J.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (http://journals.sagepub.com/home/pspc) vol. 29 no. 10 (2003), page 1328-1338.
Topik: CATEGORIZATION; dispositions; on - line inferences; behaviour recategorization; comparison standards
Fulltext: 1328PSPB2910.pdf (113.06KB)

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The current study examined on - line behaviour recategorization as a mechanism underlying corrections for contextual influences in dispositional inferences. After watching an initial comparison video that portrayed either a successful or unsuccessful performance on a spatial ability task, cognitive load and no load participants watched and made real - time ratings of a target performance. The comparison video was expected to exert a contrastive influence on participants' automatic impressions of the performance (behaviour categorizations) and the child's intelligence (dispositional inferences). Load participants' on - line and post - video performance and ability ratings showed this expected effect, as did no load participants' initial on - line performance ratings. However, no load participants' later on - line and post - video ratings did not. These findings support the notion that corrections for contextual influence can occur at the level of behaviour identification as perceivers encode behavioural cues.

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