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    [id] => 589
    [date] => 2019-06-28
    [doi] => 
    [title] => Znaczenie reprezentacji Ja i osób dobrze znanych dla oceny behawioralnych i emocjonalnych właściwości osób trzecich
    [title_en] => THE IMPORTANCE OF SELF AND FAMILIAR OTHERS REPRESENTATIONS OF FOR ASSESSING BEHAVIORAL AND EMOTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF LESS FAMILIAR OTHERS
    [authors] => Jakub Niewiarowski, Jerzy Karyłowski
    [abstract] => 

The article presents the results of an experiment on comparison between the cognitive representation of self and representation of familiar others (Friend) as reference points in thinking about less familiar others. Earlier experiments (Karyłowski, 1999; Karyłowski, Konarzewski & Motes, 2000) suggest, that in thinking about less familiar others Self plays less prominent role than does the representation of familiar others (i.e. close friends), which is inconsistent with predictions referring to the projection term. The present study was testing the hypothesis of moderating influence of trait observability on social evaluation. Results show that the role of representation of familiar others plays more prominent a role in forming impressions about less familiar others than Self does. This effect holds independently from observability of traits being subject of evaluation. 

[abstract_en] =>

The article presents the results of an experiment on comparison between the cognitive representation of self and representation of familiar others (Friend) as reference points in thinking about less familiar others. Earlier experiments (Karyłowski, 1999; Karyłowski, Konarzewski & Motes, 2000) suggest, that in thinking about less familiar others Self plays less prominent role than does the representation of familiar others (i.e. close friends), which is inconsistent with predictions referring to the projection term. The present study was testing the hypothesis of moderating influence of trait observability on social evaluation. Results show that the role of representation of familiar others plays more prominent a role in forming impressions about less familiar others than Self does. This effect holds independently from observability of traits being subject of evaluation. 

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Znaczenie reprezentacji Ja i osób dobrze znanych dla oceny behawioralnych i emocjonalnych właściwości osób trzecich

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THE IMPORTANCE OF SELF AND FAMILIAR OTHERS REPRESENTATIONS OF FOR ASSESSING BEHAVIORAL AND EMOTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF LESS FAMILIAR OTHERS

Jakub Niewiarowski, Jerzy Karyłowski

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Rocznik: 2006 Tom: 12 Numer: 1
Strony: 39-46

The article presents the results of an experiment on comparison between the cognitive representation of self and representation of familiar others (Friend) as reference points in thinking about less familiar others. Earlier experiments (Karyłowski, 1999; Karyłowski, Konarzewski & Motes, 2000) suggest, that in thinking about less familiar others Self plays less prominent role than does the representation of familiar others (i.e. close friends), which is inconsistent with predictions referring to the projection term. The present study was testing the hypothesis of moderating influence of trait observability on social evaluation. Results show that the role of representation of familiar others plays more prominent a role in forming impressions about less familiar others than Self does. This effect holds independently from observability of traits being subject of evaluation. 

self, other representations, cognitive representations, familiar others