identifying conflict

Question 1

different means of identifying conflict

Answer 1

social context
tempt/goal overlap
width
ease of monitoring
motivational/affective biases

Question 2

motivational/affective biases in identifying conflict

Answer 2

hot/cold empathy gap
licensing
balancing

Question 3

social context study

Answer 3

subliminal prime : marajuana/abstinence assoc person
DV: access to and motive to indulge
moderator: closeness

faster to respond and more motivated to indulge when primed with person close to assoc with cue

Question 4

social context

Answer 4

being around people can determine what goals are activated and how we behave

ie parents study - friends social

Question 5

tempt/goal overlap

Answer 5

temptations and goals can switch dependent on the situation

both obstacles and means

Question 6

width

Answer 6

view of conflict as near or distant in future
wide bracket: emphasises cumilative impact of beh
narrow bracket: in isolation - more likely to indulge

Question 7

width type of studies

Answer 7

movie

spring food

Question 8

width movie

Answer 8

movie choice everyday or for whole week

low vs high brow choices

Question 9

width spring food

Answer 9

carrots and choc at stand

april 12th or spring food

Question 10

ease of monitoring

Answer 10

factors which determine how similar we percieve two things to be and thus whether or not we are likel to recognise a conflict discrepancy

Question 11

ease of monitoring studies

Answer 11

choc and carrots in bowl
healthy and unhealthy menus
cookies diff sizes or 1 unit

Question 12

motive/affect biases

hot/cold empathy gap

Answer 12

tendency to undermine influence of hot state when in cold mindset
likely to overexpose to tempt - bau liable to fail

Question 13

motive/affective biases

licensing/ progress vs commitment

Answer 13

whether or not we see ourselves as having done alot and achieved something already from prev beh or not

Question 14

motive/affective biases
licensing/ progress vs commitment
scale

Answer 14

how much weight have you managed to lose:
25lb or 5lb
DV: choc vs apple
more choc in 5lb

Question 15

motive/affective biases
licensing/ progress vs commitment
cog task

Answer 15

exp: 2nd cog task (repetition)
control: 2nd phase of first

when percieve as a seperate task then percieve as having done work and eat more in taste test

Question 16

motive/affective biases
licensing/ progress vs commitment
counterfactual

Answer 16

reflect on unhealthy food not consumed

less willing to intent to pursue weight loss goals

Question 17

Motive/affective biases

balancing

Answer 17

alternation between have to and want to goals (inzlicht) - but cn highlight ie high importance (studying)

dependent on situational/contextual variables

Question 18

motive/affective biases

balancing study

Answer 18

healthy bread vs tasty bread
amount of pretzels consumed
moderator: high or low weight concern

high weight concern eat less when tasty
low concern eat more and more when healthy