Dr Rebecca Weil
At the boundaries of misattribution II: Exploring boundary conditions of the positivity-familiarity effect
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Project Description
The positivity-familiarity effect demonstrates that positive affect can serve as a cue to answer the question of whether a stimulus has been encountered before. The assumed underlying mechanism is misattribution of positivity to judgments of familiarity. Recent research suggested that this effect is not ubiquitous. The aim of the present research is to investigate source-target fit and informative value of primes as two boundary conditions for positivity-familiarity effects. Results from this line of research will provide novel insights into the misattribution mechanism.
Status | Project Complete |
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Value | £1,093.00 |
Project Dates | Oct 1, 2018 - Sep 30, 2019 |
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