The function of self-deception in conformists
Self-deception is one of the most complex cognitive-behavioral mechanisms resulting from an interaction of individuals within a group. Previous studies of self-deception as an adaptive phenomenon (whether conducted from ultimate, evolutionary perspective or distal and proximate, psychological/psychi...
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HBES 2005: The Human Behavior and Evolution Society 17th Annual Meeting Austin - Texas (USA) : University of Texas, 2005 |
| Glavni autori: | Hrgović, Josip (-), Hromatko, Ivana (Author) |
| Vrsta građe: | Članak |
| Jezik: | eng |
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| 520 | |a Self-deception is one of the most complex cognitive-behavioral mechanisms resulting from an interaction of individuals within a group. Previous studies of self-deception as an adaptive phenomenon (whether conducted from ultimate, evolutionary perspective or distal and proximate, psychological/psychiatric/social perspectives) gave inconsistent results. According to a social-brain hypothesis, the growth of social complexity influenced the evolution of more and more complex cognitive-behavioral patterns in social animals. Accordingly, anxiety, depression and self-deception should be a consequence of individuals' status within a group. The aim of this experiment was to test whether persons with discrepancy in their publicly vs. privately stated opinions differ from the rest of the population in levels of self-deception, anxiety and depression. The results show that a change in opinion which occurs after the group pressure has ceased is related to greater levels of self-deception as well as depression. Theoretical implications of results are discussed in terms of evolutionary adaptiveness of self-deception. | ||
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| 693 | |a self-deception, adaptiveness, conformism, depression |l eng |2 crosbi | ||
| 700 | 1 | |a Hromatko, Ivana |4 aut | |
| 773 | 0 | |a The Human Behavior and Evolution Society 17th Annual Meeting (01-05.06.2005. ; Austin, Texas, SAD) |t HBES 2005: The Human Behavior and Evolution Society 17th Annual Meeting |d Austin - Texas (USA) : University of Texas, 2005 |n Buss, David M. ; Li, Norman P. ; Shackel, Todd ; Flinn, Mark |g str. 130-130 | |
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