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The Social Construal Focus: Or, How Behavioral Prediction Was Lost The Social Construal Focus: Or, How Behavioral Prediction Was Lost
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Mischel and Shoda’s Behavioral Signature Model Mischel and Shoda’s Behavioral Signature Model
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Interdependence Theory Interdependence Theory
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The Person and the Situation The Person and the Situation
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A Taxonomy of Situations A Taxonomy of Situations
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An Interactionist Perspective on Dispositions An Interactionist Perspective on Dispositions
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Conflict of Interest Situations Conflict of Interest Situations
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Attachment Theory and Behavioral Signatures Attachment Theory and Behavioral Signatures
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The Risk Regulation Model The Risk Regulation Model
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Optimizing Assurance: Three If-Then Contingencies Rules Optimizing Assurance: Three If-Then Contingencies Rules
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How Perceived Regard Controls Rule Sensitivity How Perceived Regard Controls Rule Sensitivity
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The Daily Diary Study The Daily Diary Study
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The Long-Term Consequences The Long-Term Consequences
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Conclusion Conclusion
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References References
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17 17 The Atlas of Interpersonal Situations: A Theory-Driven Approach to Behavioral Signatures
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Published:November 2009
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Abstract
Building on the cognitive-affective personality system (CAPS) framework offered by Mischel and Shoda (1995), the authors emphasize the importance of considering abstract properties of situations to improve behavioral prediction. The CAPS model incorporates a person-by-situation interactionist perspective, holding that specific features of situations activate specific cognitive and effective elements in individuals that then produce responses to situations. The authors argue that the notion of “situation” in the CAPS model is not at an appropriately abstract level to allow for a priori prediction of what specific cognitive-affective elements would be activated. To help overcome this limitation, they review recent developments by interdependence theorists to produce a comprehensive theory of situations. The authors describe six key dimensions of situations and review recent work on the risk regulation model, a model that describes the delicate balancing act of being dependent on a partner and the need to maintain positive feelings about the self.
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