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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"implicit cognition"”.
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The role of the magnocellular system in implicit cognition
Implicit cognition paradigms, such as the IAT (Implicit Association Test) are not well understood and are frequently thought to involve ‘unconscious’ attitudes. Although there has been a theoretical shift away from psychoanalytic ideas about consciousness towards more cognitively orientated views, …
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Exploring the Role of Implicit Cognition in the Context of Disgust in Individuals With and Without a Diagnosis of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
… a programme of research that utilised the Implicit Relational Assessment Procedure (IRAP) as a means of measuring relational responding that is relevant to obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). A total of ten studies were conducted with both clinical and non-clinical adult participants (N = …
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Developing the Implicit Relational Assessment Procedure (IRAP) as a Measure of Implicit Racial Bias
… developed methodology for the assessment of implicit cognition, is a useful measure of implicit racial bias in the Irish context. Over the course of a series of experiments, the research refined the IRAP and examined its relationship with various alternative attitudinal indices, including …
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Developing the Implicit Relational Assessment Procedure (IRAP) as a Measure of Bias Towards Pupils with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
… literature on ADHD by using a measure of implicit cognition to complement existing questionnaire/self-report data. Study 1 used a behavioural implicit measure known as the Implicit Relational Assessment Procedure (IRAP) and three explicit measures to investigate stigmatising attitudes …
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Improving Investigative Interviews: Facilitating Disclosure of Information through Implicit Means
… however, there has been no focus on implicit methods despite their prominence in the basic social cognitive literature. Research on implicit cognition has found that activating mental concepts can lead people to behave in ways that are semantically related to or metaphorically …
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Implicit bias, discipline, and academic disparities : a phenomenological study to understand White teachers' perceptions of Black students.
… places but also the damage created through implicit racial bias. There is an urgent need in K–12 school districts to address racism and implicit bias that affects the high discipline numbers among Black students, contributing to academic disparities. Implicit biases of White teachers …
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Examining the Relationship Between Functions of Self-Directed Violence and the Suicide Implicit Association Test
… 2011). Another approach is investigating implicit cognition and selfassociations’ influences on the development of self-directed violence (Glashouwer et al, 2010). The current study expanded on previous research by using these two novel approaches simultaneously, and measuring the …
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On Developing the Implicit Relational Assessment Procedure (IRAP) as a Tool for Quantifying Tobacco Addiction
The present research aimed to develop the implicit relational assessment procedure (IRAP) as a means of quantifying tobacco addiction in terms of implicit (i.e. automatic) evaluative processes. Chapter 1 begins by highlighting the fundamental importance of such processes to the losses of personal …
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A Unified Theory of Consumer Response to Self-Concept Threat
… Greenwald and colleagues' Unified Theory of Implicit Social Cognition (2002) as a starting point, this chapter introduces two specific threat types: identity valence threat and identity strength threat, and hypothesizes the distinct mechanisms involved in response to either type of threat. …
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Understanding the affective and cognitive components of psychopathy: Developing a new assessment
… The research also aimed to explore the role of implicit and explicit cognitive and affective processing in psychopathy, investigating how these processes present in the consensus definition and psychopathy defined through clinical measures. In doing so, the research aimed to further the …
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THE ROLE OF REINTERPRETATION IN THE REVISION OF IMPLICIT IMPRESSIONS
Much research and theory has suggested that implicit (versus explicit) impressions of other people may be particularly difficult to reverse once formed, as they may be relatively insulated from propositional thinking. Furthermore, the revision of negative first implicit impressions has been …
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Implicit and explicit attitudes: an examination of the efficacy of anti-sugar public health campaigns
… reflect one's ‘true' attitude (ie, subconscious, implicit attitude). Therefore, the focus of this study concerns consumers' explicit and implicit attitudes toward SSBs. There are three core objectives of this study: to determine whether anti-sugar PHCs influence consumers' (1) explicit and (2) …