| Autor: |
Vigil, Jacob M., Swartz, Tyler J., Rowell, Lauren N. |
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Behavioral & Brain Sciences; Oct2013, Vol. 36 Issue 5, p502-503, 2p |
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Social signaling models predict that subtle variation in climatic temperature induces systematic changes in expressed cognition. An experiment showed that perceived room temperature was associated with variability in self-descriptions, social reactions of others, and desiring differing types of social networks. The findings reflect the tendency to inflate capacity demonstrations in warmer climates as a result of the social networking opportunities they enable. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |
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Complementary Index |
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