Tag Archives: person perception
Is long-term love more than a rare phenomenon? If so, what are its correlates?
From Social Psychological and Personality Science Valentine’s Day is upon us and many thoughts around the world turn to love. What is romantic love? Can it last forever? This article considers how romantic love adapts in long term relationships. Recently … Continue reading
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Tagged culture and cognition, impression formation, person perception, social cognition, social judgment
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Overconfidence pays when the audience knows the least
Complex Social Consequences of Self-Knowledge From Social Psychological and Personality Science Job applicants are taught to project confidence in interviews, but can overconfidence trip them up and put off employers? For this research participants read application materials to join a … Continue reading
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Tagged impression formation, person perception, self-presentation, social influence, social judgment
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People should trust their gut instinct about others, their impressions are usually right
Do we know when our impressions of others are valid? Evidence for realistic accuracy awareness in first impressions of personality From Social Psychological and Personality Science First impressions are important, and they usually contain a healthy dose both of accuracy … Continue reading
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Tagged hierarchical linear modeling/multilevel modeling, impression formation, person perception, personality, social interaction
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Trusting people make better lie detectors
Not pollyannas: Higher generalized trust predicts lie detection ability From Social Psychological and Personality Trusting others may not make you a fool or a Pollyanna, instead it can be a sign that you are smart. This study analyzed participants responses when … Continue reading
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Tagged decision making, generalized trust, interpersonal processes, Judgment, lie detection, organizational behavior, person perception, social interaction, trust
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