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Power influences self - esteem
Authors:
- Bogdan Wojciszke,
- Anna Strużyńska-Kujałowicz
Abstract
Two studies are reported where high-versus low-power positions were induced through recalling autobiographical events or by serving a supervisory or subordinate role in a task. Both affective states and global self–esteem increased as a result of elevated power while lowered power resulted in decreases in affect and self–esteem. Changes in self–esteem were completely mediated by changes in affective states. The results are discussed as supporting the approach–inhibition theory of power (Keltner, Gruenfeld, & Anderson, 2003).
- Record ID
- IMPORT-ARTICLE-00002175
- Author
- Journal series
- Social Cognition, ISSN 0278-016X
- Issue year
- 2007
- Pages
- 472-494
- Publication size in sheets
- 0.00
- ASJC Classification
- ;
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- File: 1
- Wojciszke-Struzynska-Kuja-owicz-2007-Power-influences-self-esteem.bmp
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- Score (nominal)
- 30
- Publication indicators
- : 2014 = 0.786; : 2007 = 1.121 (2) - 2007=1.960 (5); = 145
- Citation count
- 151
- Additional fields
- Dorobek Naukowy - Preview URL: http://dn.swps.edu.pl/Podglad.aspx?WpisID=2175
- Dorobek Naukowy - Approve URL: http://dn.swps.edu.pl/Biuro/ZatwierdzanieWpisu.aspx?WpisID=2175
- Dorobek Naukowy - Preview URL: http://dn.swps.edu.pl/Podglad.aspx?WpisID=2176
- Dorobek Naukowy - Approve URL: http://dn.swps.edu.pl/Biuro/ZatwierdzanieWpisu.aspx?WpisID=2176
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- http://192.168.13.97/info/article/IMPORT-ARTICLE-00002175/
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