2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcps.2010.12.002
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Procedural influences on judgments and behavioral decisions

Abstract: Individuals' decisions are not only influenced by their immediate objective and the relevance of the available information to the attainment of this objective. When several different cognitive procedures could be used to make a decision, the nature of this decision can depend on the procedure that happens to be used. The selection of this procedure, which might come into play at different stages of cognitive functioning, can be affected by factors that are totally irrelevant to the judgment or decision to be m… Show more

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“…In this paper, we discuss the significant consequences on individual motivations, information processing, and judgments of these two antipodal lay beliefs. However, we do not review the entirety of lay beliefs or mindsets that people may possess; for instance, those that pertain to procedural knowledge and behaviors (e.g., Wyer, ) or “naïve” theories regarding the implications of cognitive processes (e.g., Schwarz, ) will not be covered. Instead, our focus is solely on the dichotomy that exists between the perceptions of malleability for various implicit theories across several domains.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this paper, we discuss the significant consequences on individual motivations, information processing, and judgments of these two antipodal lay beliefs. However, we do not review the entirety of lay beliefs or mindsets that people may possess; for instance, those that pertain to procedural knowledge and behaviors (e.g., Wyer, ) or “naïve” theories regarding the implications of cognitive processes (e.g., Schwarz, ) will not be covered. Instead, our focus is solely on the dichotomy that exists between the perceptions of malleability for various implicit theories across several domains.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Esta ocorrência se deve ao fato das pessoas, em alguns casos, julgarem e avaliarem um produto apenas com base na imagem e reputação do seu país de origem, independente das demais características do produto KANG, 2006). Wyer Jr. (2011 vai além e afirma que o estereótipo associado ao país de origem exerce influência sobre as percepções do consumidor acerca da qualidade de maneira mais representativa do que os próprios atributos do produto.…”
Section: Estereótipo E Efeito País De Origemunclassified
“…Por conseguinte, quando um produto tem sua origem atribuída a um país reconhecido por gerar produtos de elevada qualidade, haverá uma influência sobre os julgamentos do consumidor acerca deste produto, aumentando as avaliações positivas do mesmo (Li;Wyer Jr.;. De outro modo, quando as crenças acerca do país estiverem relacionadas à produção de baixa qualidade, os julgamentos do consumidor serão potencialmente direcionados para uma avaliação negativa do produto Kang, 2006).…”
Section: Desenvolvimento Em Questãounclassified