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They defined “influence,” for example, as a non-Euclidean spatial dimension required to describe causal relationships in human language. The same neural systems used for computing two-dimensional Euclidian locations could also generalize to other abstract, higher-dimensional “spaces” and provide the...
Interpersonal contexts invoke a variety of feelings to influence mentalizing and involuntary (e.g., mirror neuron) social cognitive processes. • Social feelings are central to affiliation, empathy, attachment, emotions, parenting, morals, stress, communication, adaptation. • Social media appears to...
The single most illuminating concept I have found in the work of behavioral economists and those in the field of psychology is the importance of intrinsic motivation in changing behavior. Extrinsic motivation relies on external things, (i.e., compensation), to achieve the desired behavior. Intrinsi...
Social Psychology lab at UCLA. We do psychological science exploring friendship, women's cooperation & competition, reputation, stereotyping and prejudice.
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD; hereafter, referred to as autism) and schizophrenia spectrum disorders (SSDs) share social cognitive impacts that influence functioning and quality of life [1, 2]. There are currently no approved interventions nor established biomarkers to guide novel interventions for ...
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without getting into a lengthy hisoty or the likelihood of attributions of balms that are so frequently a part of such histories mapping the influence of the problem is a means of externalzing, in that question are asked about the problem's effects rather than its cuases. who is in charge...
R. Social influence: social norms, conformity and compliance. In The Handbook of Social Psychology (eds Gilbert, D. T., Fiske, S. T., & Lindzey, G.). 151–192 (McGraw-Hill, 1998). Miller, D. T. & Prentice, D. A. Changing norms to change behavior. Annu. Rev. Psychol. 67, ...
Not only does stratification affect access to the natural system, it also is associated with disproportional levels of influenceonthe system. Research on the relationship between inequality, carbon dioxide emissions, and the carbon intensity of human well-being suggests that systems characterized by high...