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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"implicit beliefs"”.
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An Examination of Implicit Beliefs and Ability Judgments Among School Psychologists
<p>Problem.</p> <p>Implicit theory research establishes that teachers’ implicit beliefs influence the stereotypes that they form, their beliefs about the nature of intelligence, and their behavior. It seems essential that research should consider the implicit beliefs about intelligence among school …
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Associations Between Implicit Beliefs and Physical Activity Motivation Among Breast Cancer Survivors
… may have on PA behavior, particularly people’s implicit beliefs about PA. Research suggests that implicit beliefs differ in two ways: some believe that their ability to perform PA is fixed while others believe that it can change and improve. In the proposed study, we will examine inactive BC …
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Preservice Teachers' Preferred Definitions of Intelligence, and Related Demographics (Age, Gender, Educational Level, Academic Domains and educational Psychology Enrollment), as Predictors of their Implicit Beliefs of Intelligence
… and work environment. Preservice teachers' implicit beliefs and their preferred definitions of intelligence are important, since as persons of authority they influence children and their beliefs about ability. For future teachers, there is limited empirical evidence exploring preservice …
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Do beliefs about race differences in pain contribute to actual race differences in experimental pain response?
… to race differences in pain tolerance. Beliefs about race differences in pain sensitivity may be one of these factors. Previous research has identified that individuals’ explicit beliefs about their gender group influence their own pain tolerance on a cold pressor task. Explicit beliefs …
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Examining the Effects of Contextually-Imposed Cognitive Load on Providers' Chronic Pain Treatment Decisions for Racially and Socioeconomically Diverse Patients
… 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 SES people are more pain tolerant. Aligned with the dual process model, providers who are under high …
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Beyond the Prototype: How Implicit Leadership Theories and Intersectional Identities Shape Perceptions of Leader Effectiveness
… frequently see in leadership roles inform who we implicitly envision as a prototypical leader. The disproportionate representation of straight white men in leadership suggests our idea of a leader is crafted from this image. This reality has significant implications, yet thus far, leadership …
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Examining college students’ epistemological beliefs and mindset of intelligence and their association with learning motivations
… mindset of intelligence and epistemological beliefs and reported significant effects on students’ motivation. Even though mindset of intelligence and epistemological beliefs are two separate constructs, these constructs are likely related and coexisted as a system of beliefs. Constructs of …
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Confronting digital folk pedagogies in Missouri educator preparation programs
… teachers, faculty must confront their own implicit beliefs, or folk pedagogies, about how others teach and learn with technology.
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James V. Allred of Texas: A judicial biography
… but was simultaneously a Southern demagogue with implicit beliefs in white superiority that characterized most southern politicians of that age of segregation. Allred influenced law and society with his blend of Populist, New Deal, and regional beliefs. After his governorship, Allred remained in …
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Implicit Theories of Leader-Follower Relationships
… encountered on a daily basis, individuals employ implicit theories, which are knowledge structures or cognitive frameworks that encompass information about the stability or malleability of the nature of a thing. Implicit theories provide individuals with a relatively stable, grounded framework of …
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Impact of Supervisor's Implicit Person Theory and Commitment of Performance Management Behaviors
… current study addresses this gap by utilizing Implicit Person Theory to understand the effect of supervisor perceptions on their behaviors that contribute towards the goal(s) of performance management. Previous research has suggested that Implicit Person Theory leads to more coaching behaviors, …
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“I am not alone in my suffering”: using the IRAP to implicitly measure the common humanity factor of self-compassion
… & Schwartz, 1998). This study developed an implicit measure of common humanity using the Implicit Relational Assessment Procedure (IRAP), a well-established measure of implicit beliefs. Participants completed the implicit assessment as well as Neff’s self-compassion scale. Results of 55 …
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A psychophysical investigation of quantum cognition: An interdisciplinary synthesis
… need to update their nonevidence-based implicit beliefs in the light of this epistemologically challenging empirical evidence.
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Implicit Theories of Weight Management: A Social Cognitive Approach to Motivation
… or documented, and so they are termed implicit theories. Implicit theories, in achievement motivation, distinguish between the belief that human attributes are fixed (entity theory) or malleable (incremental theory) and have been shown to have far-reaching consequences for motivation, …
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The influence of brand personalities on consumers:exploring the moderating role of implicit self-theories.
… appealing personalities. To do so, we introduce implicit self-theories--lay beliefs that consumers hold about personalities--as an important factor that moderates how consumers use brand personalities to self enhance. We draw upon this theory to identify the ways that consumers might use brand …
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Teachers' Fixed-Ability Practices: Measurement, Antecedents, and Implications for Students' Motivational Beliefs and Achievement
Mindsets (i.e., implicit beliefs about whether ability can be changed) are important for students’ learning, but relatively little is known about how they develop. Considering the gaps in the literature, the overarching purpose of the present study was to understand the role of teaching practices …
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Catechisms and cataclysms : communication in the Reformation
… such profound choices are necessarily based on implicit beliefs, valuations of worth and existence. The Reformation period in early modem Europe shines a particularly bright light upon these fundamental questions. Once Martin Luther nailed his Thesis to the church door in Wittenberg in 1517, and …
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Zero-Sum Mindset & Its Discontents
… are extremely rare in lived reality, zero-sum beliefs are not. That is, people often perceive relationships to be zero-sum even when they are explicitly not so. Such zero-sum beliefs undermine potential cooperation towards achieving shared goals and overcoming shared challenges. While a small, …