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Bicultural mind, self-construal, and self- and mother-reference effects: Consequences of cultural priming on recognition memory

Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 2007
Abstract Two experiments showed that American (vs. Chinese) culture priming influences Beijing Chinese undergraduates’ self-construal and its attendant memory strategies. Following American culture priming (vs. Chinese culture priming or control), the participants used relatively more independent self-statements and fewer interdependent self ...
Jie Sui
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Self-construal priming modulates the breadth of the spatial attentional spotlight

Kiso Shinrigaku Kenkyū, 2021
Honami Kobayashi, Hirokazu Ogawa
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Self‐construal priming modulates the influence of receptacles on food perception

Journal of Sensory Studies, 2021
AbstractWe conducted a study to investigate how self‐construal priming can modulate the influence of receptacles on people's food perception. Self‐construal refers to how an individual views the self, with interdependent or independent self‐construal describing the self as a context‐embedded or context‐independent entity, respectively. After reading an
Jianping Huang, Chujun Wang, Xiaoang Wan
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Self-construal priming modulates visual activity underlying global/local perception

Biological Psychology, 2008
Behavioral studies suggest that self-construals play a key role in modulation of cognitive processing styles, leading to context-dependent or -independent mode of processing. The current work investigated whether the neural activity in the extrastriate cortex underlying global/local perception of compound stimuli can be modulated by self-construal ...
Zhicheng Lin, Shihui Han
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Blonde like me: When self-construals moderate stereotype priming effects on intellectual performance [PDF]

Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 2008
Stereotype priming can lead to assimilation or contrast effects on behavior. We argue that self-activation is a moderator of both assimilation and contrast effects. To test this hypothesis, in two studies, we activated independent or interdependent self-knowledge before priming participants with the dumb Blonde stereotype or a control category (Study 1)
Thierry Meyer, Clementine Bry
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Self-construal priming modulates the scope of visual attention

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 2009
Although it is well documented that cultures influence basic cognitive processes such as attention, the underlying mechanisms remain unclear. We tested the hypothesis that self-concepts that characterize people from different cultures mediate the variation of visual attention.
Zhicheng, Lin, Shihui, Han
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The influence of self-construal type on outcome evaluation: Evidence from event-related potentials

International Journal of Psychophysiology, 2017
Recent studies have revealed a close relationship between the self and reward networks. One of our previous studies has found that outcome evaluation (including the processing of reward and punishment) is modulated by self-reflection.
Ruolei Gu, Haiyan Wu, Suyong Yang
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Primed Self-Construal, Culture, and Stages of Impression Formation

Social Psychology, 2012
The effects of culture on impression formation are widely documented but poorly understood. Priming independent and interdependent self-construals, and focusing on particular stages of impression formation, could help remedy this because such self-construals differ across cultures.
S. Adil Saribay, SoYon Rim, James S. Uleman   +2 more
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When “Your” reward is the same as “My” reward: Self-construal priming shifts neural responses to own vs. friends' rewards

NeuroImage, 2014
Is it possible for neural responses to others' rewards to be as strong as those for the self? Although prior fMRI studies have demonstrated that watching others get rewards can activate one's own reward centers, such vicarious reward activation has always been less strong than responses to rewards for oneself.
Zhenhao Shi, Antao Chen, Michael E W Varnum   +2 more
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The impact of normative appeals and affective priming on public service announcements (PSAs) – a moderating role of self-construals

Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics, 2023
PurposeIt is believed that the effectiveness of public service announcements (PSAs) in persuading recipients to engage in the advocated behavior may be influenced by the content of PSAs, the recipient and the context in which the recipient is exposed to the PSA.
Jia Ding, Ming Ying, Guangzhi Chu
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