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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"evaluative conditioning"”.

  1. Evaluative conditioning of emotional expression in Autism Spectrum Disorders

    … Specifically, the current study used an evaluative conditioning task in which social-emotional and non-social neutral expressions were paired with neutral stimuli. It was predicted that typical individuals would prefer the stimuli associated with positive emotional expressions. In …

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  2. Preventing guilt by association: Mindfulness and susceptibility to evaluative conditioning

    Evaluative conditioning (EC) is a type of attitude formation in which a stimulus is evaluated as positive or negative based on repeated pairings with valenced stimuli. Emerging evidence suggests that individuals differ in susceptibility to EC and these differences may be related to various social …

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  3. The Impact of Emotion on Associative Memory

    … to influence associative memory. Similarly, evaluative conditioning is an effect that appears to interact with associative memory. Hence examining these processes could potentially explain the mixed findings in the literature. Taking this into account, Chapter 3 assesses how emotion impacts …

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  4. When robots weep : a computational approach to affective learning

    … the demonstration of affective behavior, evaluative conditioning, incentive salience, and affective learning.

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  5. Response Mapping in Evaluative Priming

    … that response mapping processes can result in evaluative conditioning effects. That is, priming tasks do not always simply measure attitudes, but rather these tasks can additionally create new attitudes towards the prime stimuli. In Experiments 3 and 4, two boundary conditions of the RM model …

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  6. Attitude Formation & Persuasion Via Reactance: No, You Can't – Yes, I Can!

    … component of PRT can be used as a form of evaluative conditioning. The study consisted of 144 participants collected from MTurk. Both repeated measures ANOVA and double sequential mediation analyses were employed to investigate hypotheses; the results suggested that the attempt to induce …

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  7. Die Antonymie-Heuristik: Automatische Falsifikation Valenter Information

    … valence influenced the transfer of valence in an Evaluative Conditioning paradigm. Additionally, activated counter valence led to a facilitation effect in a counter intuitive categorization task (Study 2). The announcement of information as false influenced in Study 3 and 4 the processing of …

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  8. The ins and outs of pleasure: roles and importance of hedonic value

    … was investigated. Contrary to expectations, the evaluative conditioning procedure utilised did not exhibit a phenomenon called blocking. Instead, 'liking' spread non-selectively to all stimuli co-occurring with the source hedonic stimulus. Fifth, the positive effect of pleasure on goal-directed …

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