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Empirical Research on Motive Congruence Empirical Research on Motive Congruence
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Methodological Factors Methodological Factors
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Substantive Moderating Variables Substantive Moderating Variables
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A General Implicit–Explicit Congruence Framework A General Implicit–Explicit Congruence Framework
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The Addition of Content to the General Framework The Addition of Content to the General Framework
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Methodological Influences Methodological Influences
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Processes Through Which an Implicit Motive May Influence an Explicit Motive Processes Through Which an Implicit Motive May Influence an Explicit Motive
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Processes Through Which an Explicit Motive May Influence an Implicit Motive Processes Through Which an Explicit Motive May Influence an Implicit Motive
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Common Antecedents of Implicit and Explicit Motives Common Antecedents of Implicit and Explicit Motives
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Integration with Related Literatures Integration with Related Literatures
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Psychoanalysis Psychoanalysis
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Cognitive Psychology Cognitive Psychology
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Social Cognition Social Cognition
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Neuroscience Neuroscience
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Design Issues Design Issues
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Statistical Power Statistical Power
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Correlation and Causality Correlation and Causality
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New Directions in the Conceptualization of Motive Congruence New Directions in the Conceptualization of Motive Congruence
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Congruence Versus Integration Congruence Versus Integration
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Individual Differences in Normative, Temporal, and Configural Congruence Individual Differences in Normative, Temporal, and Configural Congruence
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Notes Notes
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References References
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11 Chapter 11 Factors That Influence the Relation Between Implicit and Explicit Motives: A General Implicit–Explicit Congruence Framework
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Published:January 2010
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Abstract
This chapter addresses the relation between implicit and explicit motives and focuses on factors that influence the degree to which an individual exhibits motive congruence (i.e., consistency between corresponding implicit and explicit motives). The chapter begins with a review of the extant empirical literature on motive congruence. A general conceptual framework based on the principles of structural equation modeling is proposed. Various theoretical perspectives on the processes through which congruence may be achieved are organized in terms of the general framework, and important methodological issues that have been overlooked in past research are identified. Finally, the chapter integrates the motive congruence literature with related literatures within psychology and identifies directions for future research.
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