In order to have a better understanding of our environment, we constantly seek to determine the causes for peoples' behaviour. Dispositional attributions inform us of enduring properties in people and provide us with a perceived sense of control over our social surroundings. The present research examined whether attributing dispositional causes to other people's behaviour would predict participants' trust towards them. Participants (N = 54) were confronted with positive and negative behaviours of 32 hypothetical individuals and subsequently played the Trust Game with them. Skin conductance response (SCR) was recorded in order to test the relationship between participants' arousal and attributions, as postulated by the Somatic Marker Hypothe...
In the current study, we investigated the effects of dispositional variables on self-reported trust ...
Causal attributions explain why events and behaviors occur. Researchers typically distinguish betwee...
Thesis (Ph.D.), Psychology - Experimental, Washington State UniversityThis study aimed to explore fa...
The present research tested the hypothesis that perception of others' self-control is an indicator o...
Two important primitives of social capital are the disposition to trust and to reciprocate manifeste...
Two important primitives of social capital are the disposition to trust and to reciprocate manifeste...
The role of suspicion in the dispositional inference process is examined. Perceivers who are led to ...
Existing trust research has disproportionately focused on what makes people more or less trusting, a...
The present research examined the influence of trust, accountability: and self-monitoring on individ...
The present chapter will review theoretical and empirical work on how people explain their own and o...
Past research demonstrates that individuals are relatively accurate at discriminating trustworthines...
Contains fulltext : 64195.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)This research ...
Prior research has shown that people often self-enhance to protect their self-concept from harm. The...
A mounting number of studies suggest that individuals are not selfish, which perhaps explains the pr...
Two important primitives of social capital are the disposition to trust and to reciprocate manifest...
In the current study, we investigated the effects of dispositional variables on self-reported trust ...
Causal attributions explain why events and behaviors occur. Researchers typically distinguish betwee...
Thesis (Ph.D.), Psychology - Experimental, Washington State UniversityThis study aimed to explore fa...
The present research tested the hypothesis that perception of others' self-control is an indicator o...
Two important primitives of social capital are the disposition to trust and to reciprocate manifeste...
Two important primitives of social capital are the disposition to trust and to reciprocate manifeste...
The role of suspicion in the dispositional inference process is examined. Perceivers who are led to ...
Existing trust research has disproportionately focused on what makes people more or less trusting, a...
The present research examined the influence of trust, accountability: and self-monitoring on individ...
The present chapter will review theoretical and empirical work on how people explain their own and o...
Past research demonstrates that individuals are relatively accurate at discriminating trustworthines...
Contains fulltext : 64195.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)This research ...
Prior research has shown that people often self-enhance to protect their self-concept from harm. The...
A mounting number of studies suggest that individuals are not selfish, which perhaps explains the pr...
Two important primitives of social capital are the disposition to trust and to reciprocate manifest...
In the current study, we investigated the effects of dispositional variables on self-reported trust ...
Causal attributions explain why events and behaviors occur. Researchers typically distinguish betwee...
Thesis (Ph.D.), Psychology - Experimental, Washington State UniversityThis study aimed to explore fa...