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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"need for affect"”.

  1. The Effect of Need for Cognition & Need for Affect on Human Reliance and Artificial Intelligence Interactions

    … individual to accept inaccurate or incorrect information without further analysis. Trust may influence reliance and trust formation may be a product of affective processing. This study investigated the relationship between Need for Affect (NFA), Need for Cognition (NFC), and trust and reliance …

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  2. Affective Factors Explaining the Association Between Depressive Functioning and Alcohol Outcomes

    … making this population at particular risk for co-occurrence of depressive symptoms and drinking. Though research has shown that depressive symptoms precede alcohol use and problems in non-clinical populations, it is unclear what mechanisms contribute to this relationship. Further …

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  3. Directing Attentional Resources Toward the Appropriate Information Processing System: A Test of the Effects of Processing Preference and Information Presentation Mode

    … have been interested in how people process information and follow instruction. The current study was developed to add to the existing knowledge about working memory through having participants receive instructions in different presentation mediums. It was further theorized that two processing …

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  4. “What a wild thing to think!”: The effects of attitude expression on perceptions of attitude extremity

    … a glaring lack of understanding of what it means for attitudes to be extreme conceptually. The typical definition simply refers to an attitude’s distance from a scale midpoint (also known as polarization) but makes no indication towards lay definitions or a conceptual understanding. The metrics …

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  5. Data-Driven Approaches to Narrative Personalisation through Psychologically Motivated Models

    … personalisation offers a clear opportunity for creative industries to engage audiences more effectively. This project seeks to understand how such personalisation can be effectively and ethically exploited in story experiences to generate greater audience engagement. More specifically, this …

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