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Shlomo Hareli Nathan Berkovitch Liat Livnat Shlomo David 《International journal of psychology》2013,48(6):1080-1089
Emotions are complex signals conveying a multitude of “messages” concomitantly. This idea is examined within the context of competence inferences drawn from the emotional expressions of another individual. In two studies, participants assuming the role of patients took part in a simulated medical consultation. They encountered a physician who had either a high or a standard professional status, and who responded with anger, shame, or emotional neutrality when asked to clarify the advice he dispensed. While a display of anger did not affect perceived competence, shame made the physician appear less competent. Three types of signals conveyed by the emotions were responsible for these effects: the physician's decisiveness and control over the situation, and the extent to which he felt professionally devalued by the patient's request, mediated the effects of the emotions on perceived competence. A priori information about the physician's professional status had little effect on the perception of competence. The research exemplifies the richness of information contained in emotions, and the complex way in which it allows observers to construe an impression of the expresser. 相似文献
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Number comparison tasks produce a distance effect e.g., Moyer & Landauer (Nature 215: 1519-1520, 1967). It has been suggested that this effect supports the existence of semantic mental representations of numbers. In a matching
task, a distance effect also appears, which suggests that the effect has an automatic semantic component. Recently, Cohen
(Psychonomic Bulletin & Review 16: 332-336, 2009) suggested that in both automatic and intentional tasks, the distance effect might reflect not a semantic number representation,
but a physical similarity between digits. The present article (1) compares the distance effect in the automatic matching task
with that in the intentional number comparison task and suggests that, in the latter, the distance effect does include an
additional semantic component; and (2) indicates that the distance effect in the standard automatic matching task is questionable
and that its appearance in previous matching tasks was based on the specific analysis and design that were applied. 相似文献
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