Psychological Studies

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DAILY RHYTHM OF MOOD IN DIFFERENT CHRONOTYPES

K. Jankowski

Psychological Studies > 2007 > 45 > 4 > 17-24

This article is concerned with mood level rhythm over the day. In the study mood was measured in the course of a day using the UMACL scale and the participants' chronotype was assessed. Daily variation was found in all three mood dimensions, but each had its specific course. Morning hours turned out to be especially disadvantageous in terms of the hedonic tone and tense arousal levels. Energetic arousal...

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EFFECTS OF INTERPERSONAL SCRIPT OF COMPLAINING ON MEMORY

A. Szymkow-Sudziarska, G. Wojciszke, W. Baryla

Psychological Studies > 2007 > 45 > 4 > 81-86

The study aimed at indicating that interpersonal script of complaining exists within Polish culture. The authors investigated the impact of script-consistent and script-inconsistent information on memory (false recognition paradigm). The pattern of findings indicates the higher level of false recognition for the script-consistent information (complaining on topics typical for the script) comparing...

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INFLUENCE OF POWER POSITION ON EFFECTIVENESS AND EVALUATION ONESELF AND OTHERS

A. Struzynska-Kujalowicz, B. Wojciszke

Psychological Studies > 2007 > 45 > 4 > 51-62

Three studies are reported exploring influence of high versus low power position on effectiveness, estimation one's own and others' efficiency, evaluation of competence and morality of others and distribution of resources. Regardless of the power manipulation there were significant differences between individuals holding different positions in hierarchy. Participants assigned to high power conditions...

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DIALOGUE AS A PERIPHERAL CUE IN ELABORATION LIKELIHOOD MODEL OF PERSUASION

E. Kalecinska-Adamczyk

Psychological Studies > 2007 > 45 > 4 > 29-39

The study aimed at evaluating of a dialogue as a technique of persuasion.The natural experiments were provided. According to the Elaboration Likelihood Model of Persuasion the way of persuasive communication (dialogue vs monologue) and kinds of the objects of persuasion were manipulated to observe the effects on peripheral attitudes changes and compliance. In two experiments, the dialogue technique...

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SUSCEPTIBILITY TO THE IMPLICIT AFFECT INFLUENCE - THE ROLE OF COMPLEXITY OF EVALUATION STANDARDS

A. Szuster, D. Karwowska

Psychological Studies > 2007 > 45 > 4 > 63-73

The aim of the research was to indicate the importance of the complexity of evaluation standards, in particular: the number and kind of criteria used in task evaluation: non-personal one to limit susceptibility to implicit affect influence. Complexity of standards was measured in two kinds of research: (a)in Research I the complexity was understood as a number of criteria used in the analysis of positive...

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ELIMINATION OF TASK-SWITCHING COSTS

A. Chuderski

Psychological Studies > 2007 > 45 > 4 > 1-15

The study aimed at elimination of task switching cost with perceptual priming. Predictable task switching paradigm with task cueing and additional priming (i.e., neutral stimulus not requiring any response presented before the task) was used. Long cue-stimulus intervals were used. Task switching cost were calculated. In the first experiment switching cost were highly reduced (13 ms) in priming condition...

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SCRIPTS OF LOVE AND HATE OF THE ANTISOCIAL PERSONS

B. Gawda

Psychological Studies > 2007 > 45 > 4 > 75-80

The aim of this study is to compare the scripts of love and hate of the persons with the antisocial personality. The participants had to describe the situations presented at the photographs. The narrative discourse was analyzed concerning two situations: the love meeting and the quarrel. The comparisons of the script's construction and content in each group were conducted. There were examined 61 prisoners...

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INFERENCE OR BEHAVIOUR - ON THE INFERENCES FROM CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

R. Mackiewicz

Psychological Studies > 2007 > 45 > 4 > 41-50

The purpose of the study was to present the discussion between two accounts of conditional reasoning: the mental model theory and the suppositional account. The paper present a critical analysis of both accounts with the review of the arguments provided by the proponents of both theories. According to the mental model account conditional inference is made through building mental models compatible...

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CHRONOTYPE (1)
COGNITIVE CONTROL (1)
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EVALUATION PROCESS (1)
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MEMORY (1)
MENTAL MODELS (1)
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POLISH CULTURE (1)
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SCRIPT OF COMPLAINING (1)
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