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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"Social feedback"”.
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Characterizing Reward Function During Social Feedback: Associations with Anhedonia in Socially Anxious Adolescents
… markers of reward sensitivity during periods of social stress using a well validated social feedback paradigm; (2) Evaluate clinical relations between reward markers and anhedonia; and (3) Investigate if elevated levels of baseline prior exposure to stress (i.e., peer victimization) are …
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The impact of negative social feedback on the sense of self of police officers in Cape Town
… police work is often characterised by negative social feedback and that such feedback can be linked to a number of negative consequences.
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Neural Mechanisms Promoting Biased Social Memories in Intergenerational Childhood Abuse
… Because child abuse shapes and is shaped by social interactions, pinpointing effective intervention targets for disrupting these cycles requires the study of social processing mechanisms. This study investigates whether neural and cognitive biases in social processing – specifically, the …
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Examining the Role of Physiological Arousal in Laboratory Risk-Taking in Social and Non-Social Contexts
… processing brain regions when in the presence of social and non-social rewarding stimuli. However, non-rewarding, but very salient stimuli, have also been shown to increase activity in reward processing brain regions and could, in theory, also increase risk taking propensity in adolescents. To …
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Neural sensitivity to social evaluation and risk for internalizing symptoms: Moderation by cognitive control
Adolescence is a period of heightened social connectedness and increased neural and behavioral sensitivity to peer opinions and evaluation. Sensitivity to peer feedback allows youth to navigate a socially complex world and develop independence. However, reactivity to social feedback may also lead …
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Investigating Gender Differences in the Reading Motivation Profiles of a Population of Low-Literate Adult Learners
… including extrinsic motivation and negative social feedback. Future research is required to examine the influence of motivational factors on adult reading achievement across gender.
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A phenomenological study on the lived experiences of intersex individuals in Iceland
… of adults, acceptance of intersex identity, social feedback, controlling the narrative, and negative experiences in healthcare settings. The results of this study are in line with previous research and underscore the importance of further research on intersex individuals in Iceland. Keywords: …
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The Effect of Task Versus Ego Oriented Feedback on Exercise Enjoyment
… found that factors such as exercise intensity, social feedback, goal orientation and perceived climate can affect intrinsic motivation. The purpose of this study was to assess situational goal orientation, specifically whether individuals in a task induced condition or ego induced condition …
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Culture, Identity Consistency, and Subjective Well -Being
… Koreans view themselves less consistently across social roles, experience subjective well-being that is less dependent on identity consistency, and are less likely to receive positive social feedback from others for being self-consistent. A similar pattern of results, albeit weaker, emerged …
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Transplant anxieties : discourses about bone marrow
… heavily by Troy Duster's work on genetic and social feedback loops, it was found that the discourses reflect a complex interweaving of biological materiality, ethnicity, culture, mortality, health resource rationing, South African nationhood, and the limits of bodily integrity. There is …
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Prediction and Explanation in Disorders of Mood & Anxiety
… cognitive profiles, and specific domains of social feedback which may converge and also separate mood and anxiety dimensions. Several conclusions and outstanding questions for future research are then developed and derived throughout theoretical portions. To progress the understanding of mood …
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Animal personality and the social context: the role of boldness and sociability variation in schooling fish
… processes. As most animal species are social for at least part of their lives and group living is common, a crucial link between personality and the social context may be expected. In this thesis I systematically investigate this link, using three-spined stickleback fish (Gasterosteus …
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Emotional Labor Within a Performance Episode: Understanding When and Why Employees Change Between Emotion Regulation Techniques with Customers
… Diefendorff & Gosserand, 2003) to identify how social feedback from customers (i.e., confederate callers) influenced the type of regulation that employees (i.e., participants) utilize. Finally, the last question focused on whether third-party evaluations of within-episode variations in the …
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Qualitative research: surveillance measures in the Ghanaian workplace context: how culture differences influence acceptance and effectiveness
… on cultural identity, perceived fairness, and social feedback. The research introduces the notion of a “hall of mirrors”, where performance feedback loops are shaped by overlapping gazes: technological systems, managerial judgments, tribal affiliations, and institutional standards rooted in …
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Keeping it together: the effect of familiarity, personality, and active interactions on group coordination
Group coordination is a universal feature of social life. Animals form social groups for a variety of reasons, including predator evasion and more efficient foraging, and individuals living in social groups must coordinate their activities in order for groups to function. Consequently, the factors …
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Playing Ethnography: A study of emergent behaviour in online games and virtual worlds
… relationship between game design and emergent social behaviour in massively multiplayer online games and virtual worlds. This thesis argues for a legitimisation of the study of ‘communities of play’, alongside communities perceived as more ‘serious’, such as communities of interest or practice. …
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Co-evolution of social relationships and cognition: a theoretical investigation
The cognitive demands of maintaining social relationships are argued to underlie apparent co-evolutionary patterns between various social traits and cognitive complexity. Presumably, this cognitive demand arises from some need to gather and process social cues but we have a poor understanding of …