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Does Resource-Holding Potential Shape the Relationship between Semantics and Social Behavior? a Trail of Laboratory Measure.

Paris, France · March 2019

Posters · Social Psychology

  • Yifei Li
    Tokyo Metropolitan University
  • Makoto Numazaki
    Tokyo Metropolitan University

Abstract

This research examined whether resource-holding potential (RHP, high vs. low) influences the relationship between subliminal semantics priming (aggression vs. defense/flight vs. control) and interactive behavior measured by Point Subtraction Aggression Paradigm (PSAP, Chereck, 1981). Results revealed that participants who hold higher RHP showed more aggressive behavior under aggression priming condition.

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