Gender picture priming: It works with denotative and connotative primes

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Automatic priming of the social categories 'female' and 'male' was demonstrated in two experiments using picture and word stimuli as primes and targets. The strongest priming effects were observed with pictures that unambiguously denoted gender, the effect was also present for pictures that merely connoted gender through association.

author: Banaji, Mahzarin R., Lemm, Kristi M., Dabady, Marilyn
Science & research, Gender studies

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Inhibition of the literal: metaphors and idioms as judgemental primes

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Priming occurs when prior exposure to a word or object influences subsequent behavior or attitudes. The effect elicited by prime words in a social judgment task is directly related to the context-appropriate meaning of the target word.

author: Galinsky, Adam D., Glucksberg, Sam
Context effects (Psychology)

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The mnemonic functions of interpersonal verbs

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This study examines the way language influences social perception. Findings indicate that action verbs result in stronger trait inferences and improved recall of the subject than state verbs.

author: Semin, Gun R., Marsman, J. Gooitske
Netherlands, Grammar, Comparative and general, Grammar, Mnemonics

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subjects list: Research, United States, Priming (Psychology), Psychological aspects, Statistical Data Included, Social perception, Psycholinguistics
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