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Book 1988r relevance in explaining unipolar depression. The author discusses both the theoretical and practical implications of her research findings from two experiments: one related to self-evaluation under threat to self-esteem and the other to context manipulation.

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Struktur und Funktion von Genen,is given (response continuum). This gives rise to the question of how the response continuum is ‘a(chǎn)nchored’, that is, how different categories on the response scale come to be treated as equivalent to different stimulus values.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-83795-0isons for mood: absolute values could not be explained by any of the hypothetical perspectives. Rather, mood was rated more positively than would have been predicted from manipulated perspectives in all experimental groups.

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Chapter 1,is given (response continuum). This gives rise to the question of how the response continuum is ‘a(chǎn)nchored’, that is, how different categories on the response scale come to be treated as equivalent to different stimulus values.

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Chapter 3,isons for mood: absolute values could not be explained by any of the hypothetical perspectives. Rather, mood was rated more positively than would have been predicted from manipulated perspectives in all experimental groups.

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Chapter 1, Weiner, 1974, 1980; Heckhausen, 1977). Self-evaluations can basically be thought of as judgments, in that they involve the comparison of a perceptual input to some criterion. Classic research on the judgment of physical stimuli (e.g. Guilford, 1954) distinguishes between the internal or subjective

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Chapter 3,ant performance differences. It is difficult to explain why threatened subjects performed significantly more poorly. The reason does not seem to be either the experimental manipulations or experimenter influences. Comparisons between expected and observed values that take performance differences int

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ial to explain normal or pathological biological phenomena. A large body of clinical and experimental data has been accumulated over these years, albeit in fragmented state. Hence, systems biological approaches concomitant with the understanding of each molecule are ideal to delineate signaling netw

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Shinsaku Fujita and sensitivities as well as historic experiences made the task urgent because they needed a protector and a broader community to belong to. Like needles in a haystack, finding these would prove challenging, primarily because not many options existed. First, only one community, the Euro-Atlantic co