The Fading Affect Bias Is Disrupted by False Memories in Two Diary Studies of Social Media Events¶
Gibbons, J. A. (2022). The Fading Affect Bias Is Disrupted by False Memories in Two Diary Studies of Social Media Events. Applied Cognitive Psychology.
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- Fading Affect Bias
- Equal fading, or no supported difference, is a near miss even when both classes change.
This sourceOriginal full article; its social-media subset lacked a statistically significant negative-versus-positive fading difference while the non-social-media subset showed one.
- Equal fading, or no supported difference, is a near miss even when both classes change.
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