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Conditioning and Generalization of Positive Self-Evaluations in a Partially Structured Diagnostic Interview

Psychological Reports, 1965
Ss were asked to discuss certain characteristics of themselves in a diagnostic interview setting. Experimental Ss were provided sham GSR feedback on the insightfulness of their self-descriptions. The feedback was actually controlled by the interviewer. Experimental Ss were rewarded for positive and punished for negative self-describing.
E G, Aiken, W H, Parker
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Maintaining Positive Self-Evaluations: Reducing Attention to Diagnostic but Unfavorable Social Comparison Information When General Self-Regard Is Salient

Motivation and Emotion, 2001
We predicted that when (1) people are faced with diagnostic but personally challenging social comparison information in a domain, and (2) their self-regard is salient, they will be less likely to use the comparison information when judging their standing in the domain (making the judgment less inductive).
William M. P. Klein   +2 more
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Avoidance of Diagnostic Information in Self-Evaluation of Ability

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 1982
In this study, conditions that led to self-handicapping strategies (Berglas & Jones,1978) were shown to generate avoidance of diagnostic evaluative information. A total of 60 male subjects received contingent or noncontingent success feedback on a test.
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Diagnostic ultrastructural pathology. A self-evaluation and self-teaching manual

Pathology, 1999
E.J. Wills   +3 more
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Ideo-Dynamic Diagnostic Expert Systems

2017
E. V. Volkova   +2 more
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Cancer risks associated with external radiation from diagnostic imaging procedures † ‡ §

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2012
Preetha Rajaraman, Ruth A. Kleinerman
exaly  

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