Add to ORKGThe following study investigated embodied cognition and its effect on social loneliness compensation with physical warmth. Bargh and Shalev (2012) were able to support the notion of embodied cognition—our thoughts depend on our bodies and vice versa—suggesting that a socially lonely person will compensate for their loneliness with physical warmth, specifically warmer, more frequent and longer showers or baths. This also suggests an unconscious self-mechanism for the body and mind to self-regulate. This study also investigates embodied cognition in regard to social loneliness compensation with physical warmth, and also a further proposal that a person with higher sensitivity to their bodily sensations will show a great effect of compensatio...
Social judgments take place in a concrete physical context. Recent research has explored how inciden...
Social judgments take place in a concrete physical context. Recent research has explored how inciden...
For this project, my group and I replicated a 2008 study by Zhong and Leonardelli linking social exc...
Embodied cognition is the idea that the human body influences thoughts and vice versa; physical heat...
Being ostracized or excluded, even briefly and by strangers, is painful and threatens fundamental ne...
Recent research suggests that physical warmth activates perceptions of metaphorical interpersonal wa...
ABSTRACT—Metaphors such as icy stare depict social ex-clusion using cold-related concepts; they are ...
An important construct that has long been associated with feelings of social connectedness, interper...
Being ostracized or excluded, even brie?y and by strangers, is painful and threatens fundamental nee...
An emerging literature suggests that experiences of physical warmth contribute to social warmth - th...
Past research has shown that the tactile sensation of holding a hot object can increase positive per...
Abstract Objective Experiencing physical warmth has been demonstrated to influence interpersonal war...
Extant embodied cognition research suggests that individuals can reduce a perceived lack of interper...
The concrete experience of physical warmth has been demonstrated to promote interpersonal warmth. Th...
Physical contact with hot vs. iced coffee has been shown to affect evaluation of the personal warmth...
Social judgments take place in a concrete physical context. Recent research has explored how inciden...
Social judgments take place in a concrete physical context. Recent research has explored how inciden...
For this project, my group and I replicated a 2008 study by Zhong and Leonardelli linking social exc...
Embodied cognition is the idea that the human body influences thoughts and vice versa; physical heat...
Being ostracized or excluded, even briefly and by strangers, is painful and threatens fundamental ne...
Recent research suggests that physical warmth activates perceptions of metaphorical interpersonal wa...
ABSTRACT—Metaphors such as icy stare depict social ex-clusion using cold-related concepts; they are ...
An important construct that has long been associated with feelings of social connectedness, interper...
Being ostracized or excluded, even brie?y and by strangers, is painful and threatens fundamental nee...
An emerging literature suggests that experiences of physical warmth contribute to social warmth - th...
Past research has shown that the tactile sensation of holding a hot object can increase positive per...
Abstract Objective Experiencing physical warmth has been demonstrated to influence interpersonal war...
Extant embodied cognition research suggests that individuals can reduce a perceived lack of interper...
The concrete experience of physical warmth has been demonstrated to promote interpersonal warmth. Th...
Physical contact with hot vs. iced coffee has been shown to affect evaluation of the personal warmth...
Social judgments take place in a concrete physical context. Recent research has explored how inciden...
Social judgments take place in a concrete physical context. Recent research has explored how inciden...
For this project, my group and I replicated a 2008 study by Zhong and Leonardelli linking social exc...