When increased confidence yields increased thought: a confidence-matching hypothesis

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to test the hypothesis that increased confidence generated increased thought processing though traditional thinking stated otherwise. The findings demonstrate that confidence can both increase and decrease processing depending on message framing.

Analysis, Confidence, Human information processing, Hypothesis, Hypothesis (Logic), Report

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The return of dispositionalism: on the linguistic consequences of dispositional suppression

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The correction of dispositional inferences does not merely involve the processing of situational information but also entails the suppression of unwanted dispositional inference. Two experiments are conducted using the he Linguistic Category Model technique.

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On the profits and perils of guessing right: effects of situational expectations for emotions on the correspondence of inferences

Article Abstract:

Research presented concerns how people understand the relationship between situations, emotional states, and personality. Topics addressed include how people determine which emotional states are more likely to be determined by personality than situation.

Statistical Data Included, Emotions, Personality and emotions, Personality (Psychology)

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