The Advances in Experimental Social Psychology series is the premier outlet for reviews of mature, high-impact research programs in social psychology. Contributions to the series provide defining pieces of established research programs, reviewing and integrating thematically related findings by individual scholars or research groups. Topics discussed in Volume 66 include Regional Intergroup Bias, Social and Cognitive Dynamics of Cooperation, Grounding Motivation for Behavior Change, Motivated Empathic Choices, and Confronting Intergroup Bias.
1. 1 Introduction - p. 108 2. 2 The grounded cognition theory of desire and motivated behavior - p. 112 3. 3 Empirical support for the role of simulations in desire - p. 116 4. 4 A grounded cognition perspective on other motivated behaviors - p. 142 5. 5 New methodological approaches for studying motivation in the context of situated conceptualizations - p. 162 6. 6 Implications for behavior change - p. 167 7. 7 Conclusion - p. 175 8. Acknowledgements - p. 176 9. References - p. 176 10. Chapter Four: Motivated empathic choices - p. 224 11. Abstract - p. 192 12. 1 Introduction - p. 192 13. 2 Why the motivated empathy question is important - p. 193 14. 3 Why testing for motivated empathy is advantageous - p. 199 15. 4 Experimental tests of motivated empathy - p. 202 16. 5 Capturing motivated empathy regulation: The empathy selection task - p. 211 17. 6 Testing motivational manipulations - p. 225 18. 7 Extending the EST to other social emotional processes - p. 241 19. 8 Examining empathy choice across populations - p. 252 20. 9 Testing empathy regulation strategies - p. 256 21. 10 Conclusions - p. 262 22. Acknowledgments - p. 264 23. References - p. 264 24. Chapter Five: Regional intergroup bias - p. 281
The Advances in Experimental Social Psychology series is the premier outlet for reviews of mature, high-impact research programs in social psychology. Contributions to the series provide defining pieces of established research programs, reviewing and integrating thematically related findings by individual scholars or research groups. Topics discussed in Volume 66 include Regional Intergroup Bias, Social and Cognitive Dynamics of Cooperation, Grounding Motivation for Behavior Change, Motivated Empathic Choices, and Confronting Intergroup Bias.
1. 1 Introduction - p. 108 2. 2 The grounded cognition theory of desire and motivated behavior - p. 112 3. 3 Empirical support for the role of simulations in desire - p. 116 4. 4 A grounded cognition perspective on other motivated behaviors - p. 142 5. 5 New methodological approaches for studying motivation in the context of situated conceptualizations - p. 162 6. 6 Implications for behavior change - p. 167 7. 7 Conclusion - p. 175 8. Acknowledgements - p. 176 9. References - p. 176 10. Chapter Four: Motivated empathic choices - p. 224 11. Abstract - p. 192 12. 1 Introduction - p. 192 13. 2 Why the motivated empathy question is important - p. 193 14. 3 Why testing for motivated empathy is advantageous - p. 199 15. 4 Experimental tests of motivated empathy - p. 202 16. 5 Capturing motivated empathy regulation: The empathy selection task - p. 211 17. 6 Testing motivational manipulations - p. 225 18. 7 Extending the EST to other social emotional processes - p. 241 19. 8 Examining empathy choice across populations - p. 252 20. 9 Testing empathy regulation strategies - p. 256 21. 10 Conclusions - p. 262 22. Acknowledgments - p. 264 23. References - p. 264 24. Chapter Five: Regional intergroup bias - p. 281
