Implicit dependency regulation: self-esteem, relationship closeness, and implicit evaluations of close others

Article Abstract:

A research is conducted on the dependency regulation model to find that people's implicit evaluations of their close others would be a result of their own self-esteem levels and their current feelings. The available evidence suggests that the relation between implicit evaluations of close others and behavior may depend on the social and cognitive context of people's interactions with these close others.

Science & research, Research, Dependency (Psychology)

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The perseverance effect in the debriefing paradigm: Replication and extension

Article Abstract:

A form of outcome debriefing that can be effective in eliminating perseverance and the precise features that make up for an effect debriefing are discussed. Results showed that outcome debriefing yielded a perseverance effect on both performance estimates and ratings of ability on the specific task whereas process debriefing was effective in eliminating perseverance on all measures.

Self-perception, Self perception, Perseveration (Psychology)

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Affective responses to social comparisons with extremely close others

Article Abstract:

The assimilation effect in people's responses to social comparisons on important dimensions is examined with the help of three experiments. The assimilation effects are strongest when people share an identity relationship with the target of comparison.

Social issue, Social conditions, Social skills

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