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Patricia Sánchez González

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Bad News and Quality Reputation among Users of Public Services

2018

This manuexamines whether the effect of anchoring bias is greater when citizens evaluate the quality of a public service after receiving negative initial information about service performance than after receiving positive information. It also tests whether there are differences in this anchoring bias by comparing formal (report) vs. informal (rumor) communication. Two field experiments were conducted with the participation of passengers of a commuter public train transportation organization (Experiment 1, N = 105) and users of a public university administrative service (Experiment 2, N = 172). The first experiment confirmed the bias produced by the negative initial information, whereas this…

Organizational Behavior and Human Resource ManagementSocial PsychologyPublic servicesServicios p&uacutemedia_common.quotation_subjectlcsh:BF1-990Sesgo de anclaje&nbspAnchoringblicos&nbspSesgo de negatividad&nbspAnchoring biasAnchoring bias&nbspn.n&nbspNegativity bias&nbspInformal communicationReputation&nbspComunicaci&oacute0502 economics and business050602 political science & public administrationQuality (business)Practical implicationsmedia_commonReputationService (business)Negativity biasCommunication05 social sciencesAdvertisingCommunication.Rumor0506 political sciencelcsh:PsychologyPublic services&nbspPublic university&nbspReputaci&oacute050211 marketingPsychologyReputation
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Rational-experiential thinking style and rational intergroup cooperation: the moderating role of intergroup conflict / Estilos de pensamiento raciona…

2016

AbstractCooperative relationships between groups are difficult because of the high human capability to differentiate between in-group vs. out-group members. This obstacle exists even when the groups can obtain benefits for themselves from cooperation with other groups (rational cooperation). Based on an interactionist approach, the authors propose that personal (individual differences) and situational (conflicts) factors contribute to rational intergroup cooperation. The authors conducted a preliminary correlational study (Study 1) and an experimental investigation (Study 2). In Study 1, the authors examined, with 105 participants, the psychometric properties of the Spanish version of the R…

Social PsychologyCorrelational study05 social sciencesGroup conflict050109 social psychology0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesSpanish versionSituational ethicsPsychologyExperiential learningSocial psychology050105 experimental psychologyStyle (sociolinguistics)Revista de Psicología Social
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