Our results found that targets with relatively high levels of self-esteem were perceived to be highly attractive and desirable romantic partners. This general pattern was moderated by the self-esteem of the participants such that participants with high self-esteem found targets with somewhat high ...
The dialogical self: One person, different stories. Self and identity: Personal, social, and symbolic.Hermans, Hubert J. M
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However, conflating findings from other aspects of non-identity perception may be inappropriate because age is a unique aspect of the face that is subjected to slow and progressive changes to facial features over the course of the lifespan. This is distinctly different from emotional expression, wh...
Ray Hoffman Professor Wall English 110 4 November 2015 An individual 's identity is shaped by many different aspects. Who you are decides where you will go in the future; it’s a building block that helps determine the rest of your life. Contributing factors that help you determine this are...
and complexity levels than earlier technologies, thereby shifting agency from humans to these AI technologies (Baird & Maruping,2021; Berente et al.,2019; Mirbabaie et al.,2022). As AI becomes increasingly integrated into various aspects of contemporary society and business, transforming how we ...
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processing using stimuli that were based on a common visual input but comprised two types of self-related information. For this purpose, handwritten names were selected as stimuli because they include two aspects of self-related information: name (self-name) and motor agent (self-generated ...
Schools and universities could also integrate aspects of nature into the existing curriculum. For example, lessons that involve creative or innovative activities (i.e., writing, arts, design) could be conducted in greenspaces on the school campus, or in nearby nature areas. Students could be enc...
(2012). How temporal and spatial aspects of presenting visualizations affect learning about locomotion patterns. Learning and Instruction, 22, 193–205. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.learninstruc.2011.10.006 Article Google Scholar Jain, D., Sra, M., Guo, J., Marques, R., Wu, R., Chiu, ...