Testing Motivational Theories in Music Education: The Role of Effort and Gratitude

Bernabé-Valero, Gloria; Magraner, José Salvador Blasco; Moret-Tatay, Carmen

doi:10.3389/fnbeh.2019.00172

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“…Previous literature support the use of this approach in relatively small samples, when the quality of data is prioritized [19,28,29]. Nevertheless, the use of bootstrapping to this question seems quite appropriate to the key concerns by resampling an original sample [30].…”

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Can You Identify These Celebrities? A Network Analysis on Differences between Word and Face Recognition

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Face recognition is located in the fusiform gyrus, which is also related to other tasks such word recognition. Although these two processes have several similarities, there are remarkable differences that include a vast range of approaches, which results from different groups of participants. This research aims to examine how the word-processing system processes faces at different moments and vice versa. Two experiments were carried out. Experiment 1 allowed us to examine the classical discrimination task, while Experiment 2 allowed us to examine very early moments of discrimination. In the first experiment, 20 Spanish University students volunteered to participate. Secondly, a sample of 60 participants from different nationalities volunteered to take part in Experiment 2. Furthermore, the role of sex and place of origin were considered in Experiment 1. No differences between men and women were found in Experiment 1, nor between conditions. However, Experiment 2 depicted shorter latencies for faces than word names, as well as a higher masked repetition priming effect for word identities and word names preceded by faces. Emerging methodologies in the field might help us to better understand the relationship among these two processes. For this reason, a network analysis approach was carried out, depicting sub-communities of nodes related to face or word name recognition, which were replicated across different groups of participants. Bootstrap inferences are proposed to account for variability in estimating the probabilities in the current samples. This supports that both processes are related to early moments of recognition, and rather than being independent, they might be bilaterally distributed with some expert specializations or preferences.

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“…For this reason, a network analysis approach was chosen. This is a graph theory-based methodology that can be used to examine the relationship between observable variables [19][20][21][22]. Therefore, both face and word name recognition processes are considered causally dependent but mutually influential to each other in the current study.…”

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Can You Identify These Celebrities? A Network Analysis on Differences between Word and Face Recognition

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“…Gratitude is a feeling that occurs in interpersonal exchanges when one person acknowledges receiving a valuable benefit from another. It is typically associated with the perception that one has received a personal benefit that was not intentionally sought, deserved, or earned but rather because of the good intentions of another person ( Emmons and McCullough, 2003 ; Emmons, 2013 ; Bernabé-Valero et al, 2019a , b ). Gratitude is a natural emotional reaction and quite likely a universal tendency to respond positively to another’s benevolence ( Emmons and Stern, 2013 ).…”

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“…Second, gratitude supports the formation and strengthening of supportive relationships between people ( Watkins, 2004 ; Emmons, 2007 ; Froh et al, 2011 ). Gratitude is related to a wide range of adaptive social outcomes, including quality relationships, generosity, compassion, empathy, and learning ( McCullough et al, 2002 ; Wood et al, 2010 ; Bernabé-Valero et al, 2019a ). Gratitude may increase trust in others, aid social integration, and help people contribute to the collective ( Deci and Ryan, 2000 ; Dunn and Schweitzer, 2005 ).…”

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Beneficiaries or Charity: The Influence of the Source of Acknowledgments

Feng

Wang

2021

Front. Psychol.

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This study employs entitativity theory to explore how acknowledgment letters from various thankers (e.g., a group of beneficiaries, a charity) influence donors’ subsequent donation desires. This empirical research consists of three experiments. Study 1 reveals that an acknowledgment letter from a group of beneficiaries elicits more favorable subsequent donation desires than an acknowledgment letter from a charity. To shed light on the psychological mechanism underlying this effect, Study 2 shows that a categorical appellation can enhance the effects of an acknowledgment letter sent by a charity. Study 3 reveals that the influence of the thanker is stronger under no external pressure conditions (than under external pressure). The current study offers insightful suggestions for the management and administration of charities.

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“…Therefore, a network analysis approach was chosen. This is a graph theory-based methodology which can be used to examine the relationship between observable and latent variables (Bernabé-Valero et al, 2019; Díaz-…”

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Coping with stress and personality: A study in pregnancies complicated by hypertension

Chapuis-de-Andrade

Moret-Tatay

Irigaray

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Clin Psychology and Psychoth

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Objective: The objective of this work is to investigate the role of personality in pregnancies complicated by hypertension, thru analysis of structure and associations between negative affect and coping strategies, and their role towards psychological distress.Method: A cross-sectional study with 343 women, where 192 pregnancies complicated by hypertension, was carried out by employing the following tools: the five-factor model (Big Five), Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scale (DASS-21), and Jalowiec's Coping Inventory. Two complementary strategies were carried out: an exploratory approach on the interactions between latent variables and a confirmatory technique. Results:Coping strategies seem to be dissociated in the hypertensive group, and these participants tend to use strategies according to their personality, mostly emotion focused, extraversion, and neuroticism. The extraversion model exclusively shows an acceptable goodness-of-fit after a structural equation modelling. A multigroup analysis reached a full metric invariance level for extraversion.Conclusions: These results are of interest for both clinical and research settings.Prenatal screening and associated interventions may reduce perinatal negative affective states and related pregnancy complications.

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Testing Motivational Theories in Music Education: The Role of Effort and Gratitude

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Can You Identify These Celebrities? A Network Analysis on Differences between Word and Face Recognition

Can You Identify These Celebrities? A Network Analysis on Differences between Word and Face Recognition

Beneficiaries or Charity: The Influence of the Source of Acknowledgments

Coping with stress and personality: A study in pregnancies complicated by hypertension

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