Interpersonal roles in transference: transient mood effects under the condition of significant-other resemblance

Article Abstract:

Normative relational-role information is also activated when a significant-other representation is activated in transference. Role incongruence results in negative mood in positively-toned significant-other representations. Transient mood in transference is not an exaggerated assessment based on the overall tone of the significant-other representation. This indicates that a person's evaluation of another person and the former's mood in relation to the latter may operate by different principles.

Interpersonal relations, Mood (Psychology)

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Attitude transference

Article Abstract:

Attitude transference occurs when individual views are projected onto a neutral person or group. This study indicates that previous exposure to biased opinions will influence how an individual estimates others' attitudes.

Causes of, Projection (Psychology), Attitude change

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Regulating impressions of others to affirm images of the self

Article Abstract:

People with a positive self-perception regulate judgment of others to affirm and protect their favorable self-image. This study confirms people with a positive self-view emphasized their abilities when judging others.

Social aspects, Self-esteem, Self esteem, Self-perception, Self image

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