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Showing 1 to 20 of 25 for “"dual process model"”.
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Encouraging professional skepticism in the industry specialization era: a dual-process model and an experimental test
… making substantially alters their decision processing. They begin to question what they do and do not know, in an epistemological sense and, as a result, elevate their overall concern about material misstatements due to well-concealed fraud. This pattern of results is consistent with my …
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Assessing the Relationship Between Item Recognition and Source Memory Using Multivariate Signal Detection Theory
This paper develops a bivariate strength model that is able to simultaneously account for source memory and recognition memory performance. The model is grounded in the source monitoring framework, which suggests that the strength of a test probe depends upon what aspects of a memory representation …
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When Can We Trust Our Memories? Quantitative and Qualitative Indicators of Recognition Accuracy
… and to interpret them using the continuous dual-process model of signal detection (Wixted & Mickes, 2010).In Experiment 1, subjects heard or read items belonging to categorized lists and took an old/new recognition test over studied and new items while making remember/know/guess judgments …
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Individualism and religion : the impact of the individualist cultural tradition on religious beliefs and practices.
Individualism and its effect on American society has received a great amount of scholarly research. Researchers have established that individualism plays a large role in all areas of society. Using the dual process model of culture developed by Stephen Vaisey (2009) and data from waves I and III of …
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An investigation into the political psychology of attitudes towards immigration in the UK: What drives these attitudes, can they be predicted, and can they be changed?
… notably as regards authoritarianism and the Dual Process Model. It touches on behavioural science, the study of individual differences (including Moral Foundations Theory, Social Dominance Theory and personality traits) and the literature on framing. In the initial pre-registered survey …
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Personality and Cultural Attitudes
… study, I built on and extended the influential Dual Process Model (DPM; Duckitt, 2001) by positing that personality traits predict cultural attitudes through two different mediated mechanisms: 1) Agreeableness predicts cultural attitudes through social dominance orientation (SDO), whereas 2) …
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Understanding historical empathy in the classroom
… help stabilize the term, and to investigate the dual-process (affective and cognitive) nature of historical empathy engagement. Through investigates the different conceptualizations and frameworks, especially in digging deeper into students’ affective process in historical empathy engagement, …
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Towards an explication of the presence effects on information processing and persuasion: A construal level framework
… effects of presence on the mode of information processing (i.e., heuristic vs. systematic processing) and how this leads to persuasion in the context of mediated communication, the current study suggests an alternative framework that could provide an efficient and reasonable way of understanding …
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Examining the Effects of Contextually-Imposed Cognitive Load on Providers' Chronic Pain Treatment Decisions for Racially and Socioeconomically Diverse Patients
… pain treatment decisions. According to the dual process model, people are more likely to be influenced by demographic stereotypes, including implicit beliefs, when they are under high cognitive load (i.e., mental workload). One stereotype belief relevant to pain care is that Black and low …
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Predictive Perception in Autism
… Across four experiments, results supported a dual-process model whereby top-down expectations shape early perception but are overridden by visual input once motion begins. This led to the ‘kinematic dominance hypothesis’, suggesting motion cues dominate perception once movement begins due to …
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A Three Article Study Examining Sexual and Gender Minority Competency of Health Service Providers
<p>Sexual and gender minority (SGM) individuals endure a number of health disparities, such as higher rates of violence, mental health conditions, and more medical conditions. These disparities are exacerbated by the fact that SGM individuals face issues such as accessing health insurance, social …
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What is it like to experience the loss of an adult child in old age?
… old age. According to Stroebe and Schut’s (1999) Dual Process Model of Coping with Bereavement (DPM), people divide their attention between loss-oriented and restoration-oriented stressors (as well as having time off from both) in a process called oscillation. In recent years, the DPM has been …
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Risk, Reputation, and Interdependence in the Market for Initial Public Offerings: Embedded Networks and the Construction of Organization Value
… market for initial public offerings. I develop a dual-process model of market mediation to explain how investment banks, acting as transaction intermediaries, use their organizational reputation and networks of relationships with institutional investors and venture capitalists to manage …
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Criticism and Social Support in Intimate Relationships
… The present research examines individual differences and social cognitive processes that may shape support and criticism in romantic relationships. Chapter 1 describes a study designed to test gender differences in intimate partner support. Forty college couples engaged in recorded, …
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Cognitive Reactivity in Clinical Depression: An Assessment of Explicit and Implicit Dimensions, and their Association with Coping Behaviors
… increase the risk of having future episodes. The dual process model of cognitive vulnerability of depression proposes that both explicit and implicit cognitive vulnerabilities play a role in the development of depression. The primary purpose of this study was to examine the existence of explicit …
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Emotions surrounding restrained eating in young adult students
… Method: Using the participant selection model variant of the sequential explanatory mixed method design (Creswell, 2007), quantitative study 1 measured emotions, dietary restraint, perceived deprivation and self-control reported by students during a non-examination period, in comparison …
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Countering Anti-Vaccination Rumors on Twitter
… user. This finding suggests that heuristic processing occurs in the reception of the anti-vaccination rumor and the counter-rumor that refutes the claim, such that people are less likely to feel anxious about the anti-vaccination rumor when they receive the counter-rumor from high expertise …
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CONTROLLED AND AUTOMATIC PROCESSES IN MORAL DECISION-MAKING
A popular dual-process theory of moral decision-making, that put forward by Joshua Greene, proposes that deontological judgments are produced by affective intuitions while consequentialist judgements usually are the product of cognitive deliberation. Greene and colleagues (2001, 2004) have backed …
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A South African perspective on professional ballet dancers' career transitions (2018 - 2021)
… four themes emerged: 1. Loss, grief and coping processes. 2. Preparation for an exit. 3. Support systems. 4. South African experience versus outside South Africa experience. Several established theories and models were used to underpin the interpretations and understandings of the experiences of …
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Causes and predictors of thematic intrusion on human similarity judgments
… in similarity judgment tasks. So-called dual-process models - where thematic integration and feature (and relation) based comparison are component processes of perceived human similarity - have been proposed to handle this apparent failure to account for human similarity judgments. The …
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