Assimilation and Contrast Effects of Anchoring Stimuli on Judgments: A Partial Replication of the Sherif, Taub, and Hovland Study
Assimilation and Contrast Effects of Anchoring Stimuli on Judgments: A Partial Replication of the Sherif, Taub, and Hovland Study
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锚定刺激对判断的同化和对比效应:Sherif、Taub 和 Hovland 研究的部分复制
DOI:
10.1080/00223980.1961.9916533
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发表时间:
1961
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通讯作者:
M. S. Mayzner
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作者:
L. Bravo;M. S. Mayzner
In a recent study Sherif, Taub, and Hovland (3) reported that the introduction of anchoring stimuli immediately adjacent to the stimulus range being judged will produce “assimilation,” ie, displacement of judgments in the direction of the anchor; while anchors distant from the stimulus range will produce “contrast,” ie, displacement of judgments away from the anchor. While contrast effects are well established phenomena (1, 2), assimilation effects have not been studied as intensively. The present report, by replicating certain portions of the Sherif, Taub, and Hovland study, provides additional evidence bearing on these effects.