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Logical operations shape the formation of implicit attitudes: Evidence from the negation of bipolar and unipolar adjectives

2025-07-01

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<p>Emerging single-process propositional perspectives in psychology and philosophy have introduced the key idea that, much like their explicit (deliberately retrieved) counterparts, implicit (automatically retrieved) attitudes should be sensitive to logical operations such as negation. In the present project, we subject this idea to a particularly stringent test by probing not only whether the formation of implici...

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Literature Corpus work: 2a433ebb-ae72-5687-affa-cc1589f8f97a
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/j8fxe_v2

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