Life Satisfaction Judgments and Item-Order Effects Across Cultures

摘要: We conducted two studies to investigate the item-order effect on life satisfaction judgments. In Study 1, Japanese and American participants completed various life-domain items either before or after completing general items. respondents weighed best domains more strongly than respondents, in particular when they answered domain making Overall, tended weigh worst heavily judgments Americans. hypothesized that patterns of come from chronic attention others’ perspective. To examine this hypothesis 2, were exposed “other are not watching” manipulation. As expected, led believe “others watching,” judged their overall based (like Americans 1).