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On psychological similarity and psychological distance
1975A distinction is commonly drawn between “Content” and “Distance” models of similarity. The set theoretic interpretation of Content models is developed using Restle’s (1959, 1961) structures. It is found that for spaces in which all dimensions are prothetic, a normalised type of model, similar to many vector content models, is correct: for x, yεIRn, ß ...
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Time and Consistency as Measures of Psychological Distance
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1972Decision times, consistency measures, and their relationships were used to study stimulus-stimulus and subject-stimulus distance for two types of responses—single stimulus and paired comparisons, and two types of tasks—preference and judged complexity.
J G, Snodgrass, R, Kass
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Association as psychological distance
2009One mechanism underlying the acquisition of interpersonal attitudes is the formation of an association between a valenced unconditioned stimulus (US) and an affectively neutral conditioned stimulus (CS). However, a stimulus (e.g., a person) is not always and necessarily perceived to be unambiguously positive or negative.
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The psychology of psychic distance: Antecedents of asymmetric perceptions
Journal of World Business, 2016Already on its introduction into the international business literature, the concept of ‘psychic distance’ implied asymmetry in the distance perceptions between country pairs, a characteristic corroborated in subsequent empirical studies. However, predominant empirical operationalizations and their theoretical underpinnings assume psychic distances to ...
Håkanson, Lars +3 more
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The Effect of Psychological Distance on Perceptual Level of Construal
Cognitive Science, 2009AbstractThree studies examined the effect of primed psychological distance on level of perceptual construal, using Navon’s paradigm of composite letters (global letters that are made of local letters). Relative to a control group, thinking of the more distant future (Study 1), about more distant spatial locations (Study 2), and about more distant ...
Nira Liberman, Jens Förster
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Psychological aspects of Distance Learning [PDF]
Psychology is an important aspect of every task we engage in. The answer to many questions lies in this science. Our actions in certain situations are predetermined if we take a closer look at the rules of the brain, and our mental activities. The way we act and react is not accidental.
Hadzi-Nikolova, Adrijana +2 more
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Videoconferencing in the provision of psychological services at a distance
Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 2000This paper reviews the literature on the provision of psychological services using videoconferencing. First, mental health assessments are considered in terms of both the initial interview and the use of scales for rating symptoms of mental state dysfunction, including psychosis, depression and anxiety.
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Psychological Distance in Disturbed and Normal Children
Psychological Reports, 1968In an attempt to determine whether emotionally disturbed children experience more distant psychological relationships than normal children a modified version of Kuethe's social schemata technique was administered to 20 children referred to a treatment center and to 26 control group youngsters.
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Effects of psychological distance on attraction effect
The Journal of Social Psychology, 2018The present study demonstrated that psychological distance influences the attraction effect by changing the weights of the attributes of options. Construal level theory proposes that the weight of a superordinate attribute increases with psychological distance, whereas the weight of a subordinate attribute decreases with psychological distance.
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Psychological distance in consumer psychology: Consequences and antecedents
Consumer Psychology Review, 2019AbstractWherever consumers envision faraway locations, remember the past, predict the future, consider the perspective of others, or entertain remote possibilities, their minds extrapolate beyond what lies in front of them to something psychologically distant. Conjuring and considering that which is psychologically distant thus lies at the heart of how
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