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Beyond contingency awareness: the role of influence awareness in resisting conditioned attitudes
Cognition and Emotion 34 (1):156-169 (2020)
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ABSTRACTEvaluative conditioning procedures change people’s evaluations of stimuli that are paired with pleasant or unpleasant items. To test whether influence awareness allows people to resist such...Other Versions
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