Multi-Modal Outcomes from Interpersonal Need (Un)Fulfillment: The Emotional, Cognitive and Behavioral Derivatives of Consecutive Social Contingencies

摘要: The current study assessed the relationship between core dimensions of interpersonal communication and relationships, power intimacy, on activation individualisticprosocial affect systems subsequent outcomes. Despite extensive research examining each dimension, mixed findings are prevalent few have investigated their potential interaction. This addressed these issues based trends in interdisciplinary research. Specifically, manipulated social triumph-defeat was followed by inclusion-exclusion to examine combined effect Results indicate that intimacy manipulations were successful, however, them not interactive. contradict logical expansion physiological (dual-hormone hypothesis) perceptual-only designs. Both successfully activated individualistic prosocial systems, which directly influenced person perception processes, then predicted behavioral enactment toward comparison others.