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Showing 1 to 20 of 25 for “"Dual Process theory"”.

  1. The disposition effect, dual process theory and emotion regulation

    … the susceptibility to the disposition effect: dual process theory and a model of the role of emotions and their regulation. The thesis contains two studies on the disposition effect of UK investors, a country where investors have not previously been researched for this bias. The first study …

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  2. Forgiveness in Two Minds: Understanding Forgiveness Through Dual-Process Theory

    In this thesis, I examined the relevance of dual-process theory to understanding forgiveness. Specifically, I argued that the internal conflict experienced by laypersons when forgiving (or finding themselves unable to forgive) and the discrepancies between existing definitions of forgiveness can …

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  3. Transfer Success on the Linda Problem: A Re-Examination Using Dual Process Theory, Learning Material Characteristics, and Individual Differences

    … was obscured; (2) after controlling for individual differences; and (3) when learning materials did not include visual images. I successfully replicated their finding, identifying transfer success when the purpose of the training was masked and after controlling for individual differences. …

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  4. Visual and verbal processing in reasoning

    … Evans' (1980a; 1980b) revised version of the Dual Process theory of reasoning (Wason and Evans, 1975). A Type 2 process is characterised as verbal-rational and a Type I process as non-verbal and non-logical. Evans links the processes to two statistical components of observed reasoning …

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  5. Exploring Middle School Students' Heuristic Thinking about Probability

    … direct information on students' problem solving processes informed by the heuristics and biases framework. This study used purposive sampling (Patton, 1990) to identify eighth-grade students who were knowledgeable about probability and had reached the formal operational stage of cognitive …

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  6. Management attention in performance measurement and management

    … It can also be understood as the cognitive process that chooses what information is passed on to higher-level processes such as judgment and learning. This research postulates the thesis that certain characteristics of PMM attract greater MA than others. Our knowledge about this phenomenon …

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  7. Integrating Systems, Processes, and Human Judgment: Three Essays on Value Creation with Supply Chain Analytics

    … to three components: technology, people, and processes. As such, the purpose of my dissertation is to improve the integration of people in current supply chain and operations management systems with ever-changing technologies and processes. I focus on one critical function—demand …

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  8. Motivating science learning

    Dual-processing theories of conceptual change hypothesize that if children are more personally involved in a lesson they will process the information more deeply leading to more and stronger conceptual change (Dole & Sinatra, 1998). This study tests this theory by increasing personal involvement …

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  9. Needs-Based Standards Of Practice For The Use Of Forensic Genetic Genealogy In Investigations Of Violence Toward Marginalized Victims

    … (2) How have the past experiences of individuals in the affected groups contributed to their stance on the use of forensic genetic genealogy?, And (3) How do stakeholders’ opinions on the use of forensic genetic genealogy change when applied to cases involving marginalized victims of violent …

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  10. Absolute and Relative Judgments and the Relationship Between Eyewitness Accuracy and Confidence

    … pristine testing conditions are met. Fuzzy-trace theory (FTT), a dual-process theory of cognition and memory, predicts that the distinction between pristine and non-pristine conditions results from differing reliance on verbatim versus gist traces, with verbatim traces used more in pristine …

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  11. Construal level theory and mathematics education

    … mathematical demands. Construal level theory, and to a lesser extent dual process theory, are theories in cognitive and social psychology which provide a lens through which the difficulties of reasoning at multiple levels of abstraction can be viewed. Construal level theory posits that …

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  12. Development of Recognition Memory: Process Dissociation of Recollection and Familiarity in Children

    … memory can better be explained by a single- or a dual-process account. Single-process accounts assume that a single memory strength signal underlies recognition. Dual-process accounts propose two independent processes, namely recollection (slow and associated with contextual details) and …

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  13. THE BEAUTY OF AUDITOR SELECTION: THE EFFECTS OF AUDITOR ATTRACTIVENESS AND AUDITEE GOALS ON PROCURING GOVERNMENTAL AUDIT SERVICES

    … Personality theoretical lens of beauty bias and Dual-Process Theory, this study uses a 2 x 2 between-subjects design to experimentally examine if auditor attractiveness (attractive vs. unattractive) affects auditor selection decisions through the evaluation step of the RFP process and whether the …

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  14. Integrating dual-process and pragmatic theories for the processing of verbal and numerical food quantifiers

    … they each affect judgement and decision-making processes, and how this could affect current practices in applied communications. Over 14 pre-registered studies, this research drew on two previously independent theoretical frameworks, dual-process theory and pragmatic theory, to explain the …

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  15. An exploration of implicit associations regarding mental Illness, self-reported internalised stigma, and their links to help seeking symptom thresholds amongst individuals experiencing depressive symptoms

    Objectives It has been theorised that individuals have less awareness of implicit attitudes (Greenwald & Banaji, 1995). Amongst a currently depressed sample, implicit associations regarding mental illness were measured using the Brief Implicit Association Test (BIAT; Sriram & Greenwald, 2009). …

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  16. Press ‘1’ to speak to a machine: An examination of the psychological factors influencing preference for interaction with artificially intelligent actors

    … evaluation. In Chapter 1, I examine the individual level differences of users of artificially intelligent advisors. Across four studies, users’ cognitive style predicted advice-seeking behavior from algorithmic advisors, even after controlling for a host of consequential factors, such as prior …

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  17. Implicit and explicit attitudes: an examination of the efficacy of anti-sugar public health campaigns

    … Evaluation (APE) model, through the lens of dual-process theory (DPT), by bridging the gap between PHC research and implicit consumer cognition. This study contributes to practice by advocating for marketers' application of neuromarketing techniques in evaluating campaign effectiveness, such …

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  18. Human Decision-Making In Phishing Email Detection: A Dual Process And Cue-Utilisation Approach

    … of the major theories of human decision-making: dual-process theory, and then delves into a cue utilisation approach, as applied to this important, real-world problem. Within this framework, phishing emails are conflict problems where messages are constructed to powerfully cue ingrained, simple …

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  19. Is Hiring Fair and Accurate? Perceptions of Statistical and Practical Significance of Adverse Impact Indices

    … that limited my original intent to analyze individual differences and decision-making quality through the lens of fuzzy-trace theory (a dual-process theory of memory and decision-making, e.g., Reyna & Brainerd, 1995). Nevertheless, I still found some preliminary support for Hypotheses 1-3, …

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