What is the critical evidence favoring expectancy bias theory, and where is it?

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 18 (2):313-314 (1995)
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Abstract

Davey has failed to clarify the critical evidence that could corroborate the expectancy bias hypothesis and refute preparedness theory. Such a clarification is necessary because each theory could potentially allow for multiple distal and proximal influences on selective associations. Expectancies are not the only proximal mediators. Our recent findings indicate that affective response matching may be an additional factor promoting such associations.

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