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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"implicit responses"”.
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The measurement of implicit responses to life and death: Implications for sub-clinical psychopathology
… there is a burgeoning literature on implicit responses to life and death. The current thesis employs the Implicit Association Test (IAT) and the Implicit Relational Assessment Procedure (IRAP) to assess implicit relational responses to life and death in a non-clinical undergraduate …
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Developing an Implicit Relational Assessment Procedure (IRAP) to Assess Obese and Normal- Weight Individuals’ Attitudes to Healthy and Unhealthy Foods
… research aimed to examine the malleability of implicit attitudes to healthy and unhealthy foods. All studies presented participants with an IRAP and explicit measures. The IRAP presented “pro-unhealthy” and “pro-healthy” trials. The difference in mean-responselatency between “pro-healthy” and …
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Children’s thinking about regret and relief
… explicit information. Children demonstrated no implicit responses to what could have been (Experiment 4). From 5 to 6 years old, children could infer the happiness of another after seeing what could have been but did not provide counterfactual justifications until 8 to 9 years old (Experiment …
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Implicit and Explicit Emotional Responses to Light Induced Milk Oxidation and Breakfast Meals
Emotional responses, whether approach or withdrawal motivated, are fundamental factors in all food-related experiences. In this research project four experiments were completed with the goal of contributing to the growing body of research related to food and emotions. Implicit (unstated) measures …
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A comparative investigation of the attribution of desires and preferences
… human adults, which would allow rapid, efficient responses alongside a separate, slower, ‘full blown’ theory of mind. It has been suggested that this minimal system may be behind the limited theory of mind proposed in animals. Given that desires are representationally simpler than beliefs, desire …
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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 …