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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"implicit associations"”.

  1. Relationships Among Self-Efficacy, Implicit Associations, Motives and Exercise Behaviour

    Divine, AlisonThe University of Western Ontario2016

    … how self-efficacy, explicit exercise motives and implicit automatic associations with exercise influence exercise behaviour of sedentary adults. This dissertation is divided into three manuscripts. The first manuscript examined how self-selection influences the decision to enrol in an exercise …

    uwo Repository record

  2. Exercise and Alcohol Consumption: Implicit Associations, Joint Motives, and Actual Behaviors of Both

    Najjar, Laian Z.University of Houston2016

    … and alcohol consumption (AC); however, potential implicit links between alcohol use and exercise have not been investigated, thus, the overarching objective of this study was to determine whether there is an implicit association between PA and AC. A second objective was to evaluate potential joint …

    houston Repository record

  3. Promoting positive behaviours towards people with mental illness: Using implementation intentions to overcome avoidance responses rooted in implicit associations

    Tidswell, KatharineUniversity of Sheffield2011

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  4. Fast-food consumption: application and extension of the theory of planned behaviour to incorporate affective responses and implicit associations.

    Dunn, Kirsten2008

    … of a more sophisticated measure in the hope that implicit, in addition to explicit, responses would provide greater explanatory value. The Implicit Association Test (IAT; Greenwald, McGhee, & Schwartz, 1998; Greenwald, Nosek, & Banaji, 2003) is said to provide some insight into more implicit …

    adelaide Repository record

  5. 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

    Hamilton, VictoriaUniversity of East Anglia2012

    … 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). Self-reported, internalised …

    east-anglia Repository record

  6. Understanding Explicit and Implicit U SPORTS Brand Associations Among Ontario University Student Sport Fans

    Mallory, JoshBrock University2023

    … insight to better understand how explicit and implicit associations of the U SPORTS brand affects the brand’s meaning among Ontario university students who identify as sport fans. This research employed an interpretivist research paradigm, as well as a research lens emphasizing Verstehen. …

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  7. A MULTIMETHOD APPROACH TO ASSESSING SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR AMONG SELF-INJURERS

    Jenkins, Abigail LaurenTemple University. Libraries2014

    … self-reported acts and methods of NSSI, stronger implicit associations with NSSI, and higher levels of behavioral self-aggression. Methods: Participants were 68 undergraduates aged 18-26 who had engaged in at least 5 acts of NSSI, with at least one in the past six months. Twenty-eight participants …

    temple Repository record

  8. Sex differences in attitudes and attributions of responsibility in acquaintance rape situations

    Civiletto, Christine L.2004

    … No attention, however, has been focused on the implicit attitudes that individuals have in acquaintance rape situations. Implicit attitudes are those that operate outside of an individual's awareness and reflect his or her underlying attitudes and beliefs about an object. In an effort to examine …

    ballstate-thes Repository record

  9. Informing indicated prevention: factors associated with the development of problematic cannabis use in young people

    Gardner, NKLiverpool John Moores University2016

    … use and its association with risk factors and implicit associations, and the suitability of these for targeting at-risk cannabis users, and how theories of drug instrumentalization and normalization frame cannabis use behaviour in young people in contact with drug services using a mixed-methods …

    liverpool-jm Repository record

  10. Is there a relationship between strength and direction of handedness and valenced side preference? (Testing the Body Specificity hypothesis)

    Lindsay, ZdenkaAbertay University2022

    … and <br/>negative qualities. Study 2 explored implicit attitudes of left-handers and right-handers, using a laterality-related Implicit associations test (IAT). The second task of Study 1 showed that all groups of left-handers were significantly more likely to select the left side as good. …

    abertay Repository record

  11. Extensions of the Tripartite Integration Model of Social Influence (TIMSI): Using Explicit and Implicit Measures to Examine Ethnic Minority and Majority Student Academic Achievement

    Chance, Randie Christine

    … of the study was to determine whether or not the Implicit Associations Test (IAT) could successfully differentiate between the rule and value orientations. The second purpose of this study was to further develop the TIMSI model and determine how it applied to the samples in this study, using this …

    siu-theses Repository record

  12. IN SEARCH OF A SIMPLIFIED, OBJECTIVE ATTACHMENT STYLE ASSESSMENT: THE ATTACHMENT IMPLICIT MEASURE

    Savage, Lisa2021

    … ATTACHMENT STYLE ASSESSMENT: THE ATTACHMENT IMPLICIT MEASURE</p> <p>By</p> <p>Lisa M. Savage</p> <p>Attachment is a lasting bond between two people (Bowlby, 1958). Bonding starts at birth and lasts through the lifetime (Bowlby, 1958). Emotional and social development is impacted by attachment …

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