How to Unprime or Halt Automatic Good-bad Evaluation of Others’ Behaviors
Only entity theorists of personality believing in fixed traits (but not incremental theorists believing in malleable traits) form automatic good-bad evaluation of others’ behaviors. Automatically formed evaluations can be “unprimed” by expression (Sparrow & Wegner, 2006). Automatic evaluative pr...
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Only entity theorists of personality believing in fixed traits (but not incremental theorists believing in malleable traits) form automatic good-bad evaluation of others’ behaviors. Automatically formed evaluations can be “unprimed” by expression (Sparrow & Wegner, 2006). Automatic evaluative process can be halted by removal of an evaluative goal. |
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