However, inspired by the perspective that robots can inform us about the nature of human mind, we argue that people's implicit theories of the human mind, namely, beliefs about the malleability of the human mind, predict their competitive and cooperative responses to AI robots. Accordingly, ...
1.1 What are implicit theories? Implicit theories are people's beliefs about the nature of human attributes. People differ substantially and meaningfully in the beliefs they hold about human characteristics. While most people may agree on the basic principles that are the foundation of the physical ...
This research explores whether individuals have implicit theories of persuasion. The first study sought to understand how persuasive strategies are cogniti... DAVID R. ROSKOS〦WOLDSEN - 《Human Communication Research》 被引量: 42发表: 1997年 The family of default logics Default logic was conceived...
The chapters in this handbook of memory present a comprehensive overview of memory as studied in the laboratory as well as in naturalistic environment. Several chapters also discuss the neurobiology of memory as well as theories to account for different types of memory.back...
The separation of compound psychologicalfunctions into their primary elements has proved to be an important source ofknowledge and theories about the organisation of the human mind. In thisparticular discipline, dissociation is viewed as the demonstration that separatesystems or separate structures are ...
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(i.e., more Theory, more storytelling, etc.). Their point was that even if the IAT is legit, which they don’t believe it is any longer, it would beproblematicbecause it doesn’t take the right kind of approach that these social theories really advocate, which would be completely ...
The central role of mapping, re-mapping and interpreting one’s own cardiac signals has long been recognized in theories of emotion11,12. Yet people differ greatly in their ability to explicitly and accurately identify discrete interoceptive events such as heartbeats13. This ability, often named ...
managerial strategies for implementation, (b) use surveys to quantitatively rank strategy effectiveness, (c) determine how strategies fit with existing theories of organizational management and change, and (d) use a consensus group to corroborate and expand on the results of the previous three stages...
[22]Medvedeff ME, Lord RG (2007) Implicit leadership theories as dynamic processing tructures. In: Shamir B, Pallai R, Bligh MC, Uhl-Bien M, editors. Follower-centered perspectives on leadership: A tribute to the memory of James R. Meindl. Greenwich, CT: Information Age Publishing. pp. ...