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The Journal of Psychology
Interdisciplinary and Applied
Volume 87, 1974 - Issue 1
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Expressor Sex, Perceiver Personality, and Cognitive Perception

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Pages 137-141 | Received 22 May 1974, Published online: 02 Jul 2010
 

Summary

The relationship between expressor sex, cognitive dimension, and personality was investigated. Male and female college students watched videotaped sessions of male and female expressors. Each expressor talked for three minutes about each of three prescribed subject areas. Perceivers then reacted to a semantic differential as they thought the expressors had previously reacted. Absolute difference scores were established for each perceiver-expressor combination indicating level of cognitive perception accuracy. High and low perceivers' personality scores were compared by t test. Four California Psychological Inventory variables were found to be related to accuracy of cognitive perception. Implications were discussed regarding previous findings and the need for further research.

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