Ana Guinote
I am interested in social cognition and motivation. My primary research programme focuses on social hierarchies, in particular power and status, and how the position in these hierarchies affects the individual’s cognition, motivation and behavior. Research in my lab has focused on two main areas: 1) attention and goal pursuit and 2) reliance on experiential information, such as experiences that arise while thinking (e.g., ease of retrieval), affective (e.g., mood) and bodily experiences (e.g., hunger, motor fluency), and the implications of these experiences for a variety of judgments and actions. Currently I am also interested in the development of social hierarchies in children, and on altruism.
Recent publications
- Cheating to Win or Not to Lose: Power and Situational Framing Affect Unethical Behavior External link Journal of Applied Social Psychology DOI: 10.1111/jasp.12852
- For Powerholders ‘More is More’: Power Shapes Judgments of Logically Equivalent Comparative Statements International Review of Social Psychology
- The Powerful Self: How Social Power and Gender Influence Face Perception Current Psychology
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