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Learning and Individual Differences, 2017
Abstract The present research tests predictions of Dimensional Comparison Theory (DCT) with respect to the fundamental dimensions of social judgment, agency (A) and communion (C). A and C represent fundamental challenges every person is confronted with: getting ahead and getting along.
Friederike Helm +3 more
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Abstract The present research tests predictions of Dimensional Comparison Theory (DCT) with respect to the fundamental dimensions of social judgment, agency (A) and communion (C). A and C represent fundamental challenges every person is confronted with: getting ahead and getting along.
Friederike Helm +3 more
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The Influence of Anthropomorphism and Agency on Social Judgment in Virtual Environments
Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, 2006 This project examined how information provided in virtual worlds influences social judgment. It specifically tested the influence of anthropomorphism and agency on the level of uncertainty and social judgment, using a between-subjects experimental design.
Kristine L. Nowak
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Probability judgments of agency: Rational or irrational?
Consciousness and Cognition, 2010We studied how people attribute action outcomes to their own actions under conditions of uncertainty. Participants chose between left and right keypresses to produce an action effect (a corresponding left or right light), while a computer player made a simultaneous keypress decision.
Thomas, Schmidt, Vera C, Heumüller
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I control therefore I do: Judgments of agency influence action selection
Cognition, 2015Our sense of being agents, that is of willingly controlling both our own bodies and the external environment is ubiquitous if thin. Empirical and theoretical work on this 'sense of agency' has documented motivational, cognitive and neural influences on implicit (out of awareness) and explicit (conscious) judgments of agency.
N, Karsh, B, Eitam
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, 2020
Evidence suggests that citizens evaluate government performance differently when equivalent performance information is presented with either a positive or negative framing—but do experienced public managers also suffer from this framing effect?
J. Fuenzalida +2 more
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Evidence suggests that citizens evaluate government performance differently when equivalent performance information is presented with either a positive or negative framing—but do experienced public managers also suffer from this framing effect?
J. Fuenzalida +2 more
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Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 2014
In three experimental studies, with managers and students as participants, we explore in this paper the relation between two kinds of responsibility judgments, called Responsibility 1 (R1) and Responsibility 2 (R2). Decision makers can be viewed as being more or less responsible for their choice and its consequences (R1).
Gro Hege Haraldsen, Nordbye +1 more
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In three experimental studies, with managers and students as participants, we explore in this paper the relation between two kinds of responsibility judgments, called Responsibility 1 (R1) and Responsibility 2 (R2). Decision makers can be viewed as being more or less responsible for their choice and its consequences (R1).
Gro Hege Haraldsen, Nordbye +1 more
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Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 2014
AbstractThe current research tested the concept of institutional agency (IA) and its implications for laypeople's attribution patterns related to economic behaviors and organizational responsibilities. The term “institutional agency” refers to a set of lay theories about whether or not an organization can have personhood and related mental properties ...
Xiaowei Lu +3 more
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AbstractThe current research tested the concept of institutional agency (IA) and its implications for laypeople's attribution patterns related to economic behaviors and organizational responsibilities. The term “institutional agency” refers to a set of lay theories about whether or not an organization can have personhood and related mental properties ...
Xiaowei Lu +3 more
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Acting and reacting: Is intentional binding due to sense of agency or to temporal expectancy?
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 2019Intentional Binding (IB) refers to the phenomenon that we perceive effects we caused by a voluntary action earlier compared to stimuli we did not cause by our action.
Miriam Ruess, R. Thomaschke, A. Kiesel
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McDowell, Whitehead, and the Metaphysics of Agency
Review of Metaphysics, 2019:In this article, the author argues that the reason the problem of intentionality has persisted in contemporary analytic philosophy is because of an inadequate ontology of judgment and perception.
L. Hedrick
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The role of body awareness and judgment of agency in major depression disorder
2022Agency, as the ability to act, is an essential component of being. However, the conceptual understanding has been undergoing much controversy in literature. While most research has focused primarily on the sensorimotor dynamics of agency, the higher-order level, the “judgment of agency” (JoA) has been barely acknowledged.
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