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The cognitive attitude of rational trust
Synthese, 2012I provide an account of the cognitive attitude of trust that explains the role trust plays in the planning of rational agents. Many authors have dismissed choosing to trust as either impossible or irrational; however, this fails to account for the role of trust in practical reasoning. A can have therapeutic, coping, or corrective reasons to trust B to \
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Propositional attitudes and cognition
Periagoge, 2018In this paper I want to point toward a pragmatic treatment of exportation and de re beliefs, not in terms of Gricean maxims, but as cognitive abilities. To do that I will present a short introduction of the problem of propositional attitudes raised by Quine. Then I briefly explain Kaplan’s approach to the reduction of de re beliefs in terms of de dicto
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The mediation of cognitive attitude for online shopping
Information Technology & People, 2016Purpose– The purpose of this paper is to explore the relationships among intrinsic motivation, extrinsic motivation, flow, cognitive attitudes, perceived satisfaction, and purchase intention of consumers’ online shopping from a cognitive attitudes perspective.
Shu-Hao Chang +3 more
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Cognitive Interviewing to Pretest Attitude Questions
2015The purpose of this paper is to assess the potentials and the limits of the cognitive interview to pretest attitude questions. The paper begins with a preface describing what cognitive interview is and what are its theoretical roots. Then we take part in the debate on the cognitive interview and we discuss the strengths and weakness of its strategies ...
LIANI, SERENA +2 more
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Risk attitude and cognitive aging
Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, 2015In this paper we investigate to what extent the decrease in the willingness to take risks with age can be traced to the cognitive aging process. We use data from the Survey of Health, Aging and Retirement in Europe (SHARE) that includes both a measure of financial risk preference and measures of cognitive ability for a representative sample of ...
Eric Bonsang, Thomas Dohmen
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Cognitive engagement and attitude development
Cognitive Development, 2002Abstract The quality of thinking that underlies and supports an attitude is integral to it and deserves greater attention. The present study examines this aspect of attitudes by investigating the effects of different forms of cognitive engagement on the thinking underlying attitudes toward capital punishment. Urban community college students in three
Joseph Lao, Deanna Kuhn
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Attitudes and Social Cognition
Abstract Social cognition and the study of attitudes have long enjoyed a synergistic relationship. This chapter provides an overview of different research programs that exemplify such synergies. The main theme that emerges from this tour through the literature is that adopting a social cognitive perspective helped attitudes researchers ...Javier A. Granados Samayoa +1 more
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Language Attitudes and Cognitive Mediation
Human Communication Research, 1992Using an independent samples factorial design, this study examined the roles of accent (standard vs. nonstandard), speech rate (fast vs. medium vs. slow), and age of voice (younger vs. older sounding) on British listeners’ social evaluations of audiotaped voices using the matched-guise technique.
HOWARD GILES +4 more
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A Computationally Grounded Framework for Cognitive Attitudes
Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial IntelligenceWe introduce a novel language for reasoning about agents' cognitive attitudes of both epistemic and motivational type. We interpret it by means of a computationally grounded semantics using belief bases. Our language includes five types of modal operators for implicit belief, complete attraction, complete repulsion, realistic attraction and realistic ...
Tiago de Lima +3 more
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Cognitive structure of neutral attitudes
Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 1971Abstract Having either all neutral experiences with an attitude object, or a wide range of positive, neutral, and negative experiences can produce overall affective neutrality, but these two types of experience should have different consequences for cognitive structure.
John D Edwards, Thomas M Ostrom
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