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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"False feedback"”.

  1. Locus of Control Differences in the Acquisition of Electromyographic Biofeedback Training and in Self-Reported Relaxation Under True and False Feedback Conditions.

    … to learn to relax via Electromyographic (EMG) biofeedback training. The main purpose was to explore the notion, reviewed by Lefcourt (1972), that certain cognitive properties are associated with locus of control. The proposal was that these cognitive properties are important to learning to relax …

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  2. Misinformation Alters Personality Assessment Scores

    … and state scores be suggestively influenced by false feedback? Similar to personality traits and states, previous false feedback literature has found that an individual’s self-reported confidence, self-esteem, and mood ratings can be suggestively influenced. In two preregistered experiments in …

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  3. Secure resource management in networks

    … this dissertation, we reveal a new threat called false feedback attack in wireless networks using channel-aware protocols. Our simulations show that an attacker overclaiming its channel condition is able to completely steal other benign users' service opportunity under a high-efficiency scheduler. …

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  4. CHANGE, SIMILARITY, AND SELECTIVITY: THE IMPACT OF ATTITUDE ALIGNMENT ON ATTRACTION

    … disagreed upon social issues and received false feedback about whether the partner engaged in attitude alignment (shifted his/her attitude toward the participant’s attitude) following discussion. Participants also received false feedback about proportion of similarity (25%, 50%, or 75%) to …

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  5. Self-Enhancement Styles Sorting Out Conflicting Evidence on the Effects of Self-Enhancing

    … and then were given either positive or negative false feedback. Participants' self-ratings of their ability at the task were analyzed and compared with various measures of happiness to determine whether the proposed self-enhancement styles exist. Results failed to support the existence of …

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  6. WHEN DOES THE SELF-REGULATION OF PREJUDICE APPLY? INTEGRATING MOTIVATION TO CONTROL PREJUDICE AND SOCIAL NORM THEORY

    … In addition, some participants received false feedback indicating high levels of prejudice, whereas other participants did not receive prejudice-related feedback. Although results did provide support for the role of social norms in the self-regulation of prejudice, the current research …

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  7. Effects of Information Accessibility and Trait Importance on Self-Judgments

    … or negative statements about themselves in a false-feedback paradigm. The results from both experiments indicate that an integration process underlies self-judgments for both important and unimportant traits. Furthermore, evidence was obtained to suggest that the process by which …

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  8. The Accuracy of Initial Trust Judgments

    … trust perceptions were manipulated based on false feedback regarding their partners': targets or trustees) response to a survey examining their perspective on the use of ethical negotiation tactics. I found that individuals' initial perceptions were correlated with their post-negotiation …

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  9. The Effect of Gender Threat on Implicit Sexism and Stereotyping

    … completed a line bisection task and received false feedback regarding how they performed. The feedback was manipulated in terms of threat (threat versus not threat) and gender salience (gender was salient or not). Participants then completed two Implicit Association Tests: one to assess …

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  10. Inward to outward

    … stimulation of exteroceptive signals and false feedback of interoceptive signals. Through these two systems, I aim to provide the audience a new, though temporary, relationship with themselves. This thesis incorporates my technical contribution in human computer interaction as well as my …

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  11. What you see and what you are told: feedback does not diminish Action-Specific Perception

    … bias occurs, not a difference in perception. Feedback has empirical support for affecting response biases and distinguishing between response biases and perceptual biases. Feedback was given during an action-specific perception paradigm to determine how much of the action-specific effect could …

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  12. The influence of self-efficacy on motor performance

    … performed repeated blocks of a motor task with false positive feedback given on some blocks to boost self-efficacy, and false negative feedback given on other blocks to lower self-efficacy. False feedback was successful for the manipulation of self-efficacy, with self-efficacy raised following …

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  13. Cognitive aspects of obsessive-compulsive disorder in children and adults: the role of inflated responsibility and uncertainty

    … In Study 3, uncertainty was manipulated via false feedback about accuracy of the sorting. Study 3 was a 2 (high responsibility, no- responsibility) X 2 COGNITIVE ASPECTS OF OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER 3 (high-uncertainty, no-uncertainty) design. In Study 4, all participants had high …

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  14. The effect of looking up information on learning and long-term memory

    … memory. In Experiment 5, participants are given false feedback about their performance on a prior memory test. In additional analyses based on the data from Experiments 3 and 4, I directly correlate measures of memory self-efficacy with lookup behavior and memory. An access cost reduced lookup …

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  15. The Overexpression of a Feedback -Insensitive Anthranilate Synthase in Arabidopsis and Tobacco

    … Trp biosynthetic pathway. The activity of AS is feedback inhibited by Trp and its analogs such as 5-methyl Trp (5-MT). Trp analogs are toxic to cells because they cause false feedback inhibition of AS and hinder the normal production of Trp. A feedback insensitive AS gene (ASA2) was previously …

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  16. How Capable Does That Make You Feel? Appraisal Dimensions of Emotion and Health Behavior Judgments

    … In Study 1 and Study 2, after exposure to false feedback about a high likelihood of developing a minor health condition, participants across emotion induction conditions reported greater perceived behavioral control (encompassing both health self-efficacy and controllability judgments) when …

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