The Effects of Nonconscious and Conscious Goals on Performance

Autor:	Allison E. Seitchik, Stephen G. Harkins
Rok vydání:	2014
Předmět:	Social Psychology Social loafing Common object Affect (psychology) Psychology Social psychology Applied Psychology Prime (order theory) Cognitive psychology Task (project management)
Zdroj:	Basic and Applied Social Psychology. 36:99-110
ISSN:	1532-4834 0197-3533
Popis:	The social loafing paradigm (Harkins & Szymanski, 1987) was used to examine how nonconscious motivation combines with the effects of the potential for self- and external evaluation to affect task performance. Before generating uses for a common object, participants were primed with an achievement goal or not, given one of three conscious goal instructions, and told that their outputs would be evaluated by the experimenter or not. Results suggest that the effects of the nonconscious prime are shaped by the way that the task is defined and the manner in which the participants consciously respond to these instructions.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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