Attitude extremity, consensus and diagnosticity
作者： Joop van der Pllgt , Peter Ester , Joop van der Linden
关键词: Personality 、 Social attitudes 、 Valence (psychology) 、 Social psychology 、 Trait 、 Social perception 、 Psychology 、 Attribution
摘要: Studied the effects of attitude extremity on perceived consensus and willingness to ascribe trait terms others with either pro- or antinuclear attitudes. 611 Ss rated their attitudes toward nuclear energy a 5-point scale. Results show that affected estimates. Trait attributions revealed clear effect for valence, especially extreme groups. also ascribed more traits both anti-others than relatively moderate
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