Selectivity of negative bias in impression formation

RESEARCH HAS ESTABLISHED A BIAS TOWARD NEGATIVITY IN IMPRESSIONS OF MORAL-ETHICAL CHARACTER FORMED FROM COMBINATIONS OF FAVORABLE & UNFAVORABLE INFORMATION. IN THIS STUDY, 3 OTHER DIMENSIONS, INTELLIGENCE, EMOTIONAL ADJUSTMENT, & LIKEABILITY, ARE INVESTIGATED IN A PARADIGM PREVIOUSLY USED WI...

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Published inThe Journal of social psychology Vol. 116; no. 1; pp. 107 - 118
Main Authors Richey, Marjorie H, Bono, Frank S, Lewis, Helen V, Richey, Harold W
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Worcester, Mass Clark University Press 01.02.1982
Subjects
BIAS (METHODOLOGICAL OR INSTITUTIONAL)
METHODOLOGICAL CONCEPTS
PARADIGM
PERSONALITY AND HUMAN NATURE
PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY
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Summary:RESEARCH HAS ESTABLISHED A BIAS TOWARD NEGATIVITY IN IMPRESSIONS OF MORAL-ETHICAL CHARACTER FORMED FROM COMBINATIONS OF FAVORABLE & UNFAVORABLE INFORMATION. IN THIS STUDY, 3 OTHER DIMENSIONS, INTELLIGENCE, EMOTIONAL ADJUSTMENT, & LIKEABILITY, ARE INVESTIGATED IN A PARADIGM PREVIOUSLY USED WITH CHARACTER IMPRESSIONS. FOR INTELLIGENCE & LIKEABILITY, POS. & NEG. INFORMATION RECEIVE EQUAL WEIGHT; EA A NEG. BIAS.
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ISSN:0022-4545