'Explicit attitudes' presentation slideshows

Social Psychology

Social Psychology. www.ablongman.com/lefton9e. What is Social Psychology?. Social Psychology is the science of how people are affected by the real or imagined thoughts, feelings, and behaviors of others and by the social situation In other words, how we affect and are affected by others.

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Implicit cognitions workshop | University of Nottingham | July 15th 2014

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Attitudes

Attitudes. Where do attitudes come from? Petersen, Sznycer , Sell, Cosmides , & Tooby , 2013 What do we have attitudes on? . What is an attitude?. Valence and extremity Attitude accessibility Affective, cognitive, and behavioral components Attitude functions Attitude knowledge

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Gender Differences in Implicit Attitudes toward Mathematics and Science

Gender Differences in Implicit Attitudes toward Mathematics and Science. Brian A. Nosek Mahzarin R. Banaji Yale University Anthony G. Greenwald University of Washington. Gender differences in participation in mathematics.

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The Implicit Self

The Implicit Self. Implicit vs. Explicit Attitudes. Explicit attitudes are formed by consciously thinking about an issue. Thus, we are consciously aware of these attitudes. Implicit attitudes are formed through associations (conditioning). Thus, we are often unaware of these attitudes.

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Automatic effects

Automatic effects. What is automatic?. How can you measure automaticity? What is the difference between automatic and controlled processes? Do automatic processes have meaningful effects on behavior? How do implicit and aversive racism relate to each other? .

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The Implicit Self

The Implicit Self. Implicit vs. Explicit Attitudes. Explicit attitudes are formed by consciously thinking about an issue. Thus, we are consciously aware of these attitudes. Implicit attitudes are formed through associations (conditioning). Thus, we are often unaware of these attitudes.

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