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期刊名:Nebraska symposium on motivation

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Matt McGue,Dan Irons,William G Iacono Matt McGue
Over the past twenty years there has been an increasing recognition within the substance abuse research field that substance use disorders (SUDs) are usefully conceptualized within a developmental framework. That is, initiation of substance...
John C Crabbe John C Crabbe
In summary, there are remarkably few studies focused on the genetic contributions to alcohol's reinforcing values. Almost all such studies examine the two-bottle preference test. Despite the deficiencies I have raised in its interpretation,...
Bonnie Moradi Bonnie Moradi
In this chapter, I have called for greater attention to targets' experiences in theory and research on dehumanization. I have also argued that what we know from theory and research on targets' experiences of stigma and discrimination can in...
Nicholas Epley,Juliana Schroeder,Adam Waytz Nicholas Epley
Human beings have a sophisticated ability to reason about the minds of others, often referred to as using one's theory of mind or mentalizing. Just like any other cognitive ability, people engage in reasoning about other minds when it seems...
Rachel M Calogero Rachel M Calogero
Integrating objectification and system justification perspectives, this chapter offers a conception of self-objectification as a dominant cultural lens through which women come to view themselves that garners their compliance in the sexist ...
Jamie L Goldenberg Jamie L Goldenberg
Philosophical theorizing, research on self-objectification, and the newest empirical research on the objectification of others converge to support the notion that the objectification of women entails rendering women, quite literally, as obj...
Susan T Fiske Susan T Fiske
Recognizing or denying another's humanity varies predictably along apparently universal dimensions of the other's perceived warmth (trustworthiness) and competence. New data reveal distinct neural and behavioral signatures of (de)humanizing...
Nick Haslam,Steve Loughnan,Elise Holland Nick Haslam
This chapter explores the ways in which the concept of "humanness" illuminates a wide and fascinating variety of psychological phenomena. After introducing the concept--everyday understandings of what it is to be human--we present a model o...