James S. Uleman, Leonard S. Newman, Laraine Winter,
Previous research showed that people can make trait inferences from single behaviors described in sentences, without either intentions to do so or awareness of having done so. This suggested that these inferences might be automatic. By definition, "automatic" cognitive processes occur without intentions or awareness, without effort, and without using capacity-limited cognitive processing resources. Winter, Uleman, and Cunniff (1985) attempted to manipulate available cognitive capacity by varying the ...
Tópico(s): Child and Animal Learning Development
1992 - Elsevier BV | Consciousness and Cognition
Jacqueline M. Newman, Laraine C. Ludlow, Pat Baird,
No abstract available for this article.
1993 - Haworth Press | Journal of Nutrition for the Elderly