Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W70177482> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W70177482 abstract "It is recognised that individuals do not always respond honestly when completing psychological tests. One of the foremost issues for research in this area is the inability to detect individuals attempting to fake. While a number of strategies have been identified in faking, a commonality of these strategies is the latent role of long term memory. Seven studies were conducted in order to examine whether it is possible to detect the activation of faking related cognitions using a lexical decision task. Study 1 found that engagement with experiential processing styles predicted the ability to fake successfully, confirming the role of associative processing styles in faking. After identifying appropriate stimuli for the lexical decision task (Studies 2A and 2B), Studies 3 to 5 examined whether a cognitive state of faking could be primed and subsequently identified, using a lexical decision task. Throughout the course of these studies, the experimental methodology was increasingly refined in an attempt to successfully identify the relevant priming mechanisms. The results were consistent and robust throughout the three priming studies: faking good on a personality test primed positive faking related words in the lexical decision tasks. Faking bad, however, did not result in reliable priming of negative faking related cognitions. To more completely address potential issues with the stimuli and the possible role of affective priming, two additional studies were conducted. Studies 6A and 6B revealed that negative faking related words were more arousing than positive faking related words, and that positive faking related words were more abstract than negative faking related words and neutral words. Study 7 examined whether the priming effects evident in the lexical decision tasks occurred as a result of an unintentional mood induction while faking the psychological tests. Results were equivocal in this regard. This program of research aligned the fields of psychological assessment and cognition to inform the preliminary development and validation of a new tool to detect faking. Consequently, an implicit technique to identify attempts to fake good on a psychological test has been identified, using long established and robust cognitive theories in a novel and innovative way. This approach represents a new paradigm for the detection of individuals responding strategically to psychological testing. With continuing development and validation, this technique may have immense utility in the field of psychological assessment." @default.
- W70177482 created "2016-06-24" @default.
- W70177482 creator A5064748346 @default.
- W70177482 date "2011-01-01" @default.
- W70177482 modified "2023-09-23" @default.
- W70177482 title "The use of semantic priming as a paradigm for the detection of faking on self-report psychological tests" @default.
- W70177482 cites W113930440 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1597676647 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1639062368 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1678587241 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1706881574 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1734631470 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1834428535 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1954365810 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1964060198 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1964282860 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1964822665 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1964891129 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1965514675 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1966701549 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1967963022 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1968845126 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1969572986 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1969680350 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1969958442 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1970123394 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1970277717 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1970566767 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1971256939 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1971370010 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1971746663 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1972828223 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1973623245 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1974399034 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1974649139 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1974664725 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1975064223 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1977029686 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1977478007 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1977751657 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1978179035 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1978415734 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1978671810 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1980155992 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1980510894 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1981505692 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1982434182 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1983139076 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1983917314 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1984369642 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1984683043 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1987256605 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1987312448 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1987696808 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1987783691 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1987807108 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1988171564 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1988988624 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1990948551 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1991327014 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1991381875 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1992047366 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1992443911 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1993119883 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1993344632 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1993387778 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1994700698 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1995980496 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1996561200 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1996883600 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1997594063 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1997631019 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1997846212 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1997996887 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1998481808 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1998561015 @default.
- W70177482 cites W1999837935 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2000618819 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2000881644 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2001531619 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2002610630 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2003632881 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2006063136 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2006425921 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2009016077 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2009853417 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2010485248 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2010831518 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2011636479 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2012183735 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2012320011 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2012729051 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2012879499 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2013039427 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2013068849 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2013727098 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2015367390 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2015403469 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2017438809 @default.
- W70177482 cites W2019523107 @default.