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Follow along with this lesson to learn about the relationship between motivation and perception as demonstrated in the Balcetis & Dunning (2006) study.
with Social PsychologistFollow along with this lesson to learn about the relationship between motivation and perception as demonstrated in the Balcetis & Dunning (2006) study.
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Explore how motivation affects skepticism in this Ditto & Lopez (1992) study; follow along to learn the methods and results of this interesting research.
with Social PsychologistExplore how motivation affects skepticism in this Ditto & Lopez (1992) study; follow along to learn the methods and results of this interesting research.
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Review the methods and results of a psychological study involving Olympic medalists studying whether the phenomenon of counterfactual thinking actually occurs.
with Social PsychologistReview the methods and results of a psychological study involving Olympic medalists studying whether the phenomenon of counterfactual thinking actually occurs.
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Follow along to understand what ingroup bias is and review the methods and results of a study that demostrates the power of belonging to one group or the other.
with Social PsychologistFollow along to understand what ingroup bias is and review the methods and results of a study that demostrates the power of belonging to one group or the other.
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Fluency is the ease with which information is processed in the human mind; explore the methods and results of three social psychology studies on this topic.
with Social PsychologistFluency is the ease with which information is processed in the human mind; explore the methods and results of three social psychology studies on this topic.
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Emiel d
Does this only pertain situation in which the stimulus is ambiguous? Or does this also translate into bigger more obvious stimulus as well?
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