...Moritz Ingendahl; Franziska Ingendahl; Johanna Woitzel; Hans Alves; Monika Undorf; Peter Verkoeijen Evaluative Conditioning (EC), the change in liking towards a neutral stimulus due to its pairing with a positive/negative unconditioned stimulus, is a central effect in attitude formation. Current...

...Moritz Ingendahl; Johanna Woitzel; Nadja Propheter; Michaela Wänke; Hans Alves; David Smith Evaluative Conditioning (EC) is the change in liking of an object due to its mere pairing with a positive/negative stimulus. A central question in EC research is whether EC effects also emerge without...

...; valence of a conditioned stimulus; CS). In halo effects, the source and target features typically differ (e.g., a person with an attractive face is judged as more socially competent) but belong to the same object. In evaluative conditioning, source and target features are the same (e.g., a neutral CS...

...Erica Casini; Juliette Richetin; Florin Alin Sava; Marco Perugini; Beth Visser Evaluative conditioning is an effect consisting of a change in the valence of a neutral stimulus (Conditioned Stimulus, CS) that results from pairing it with a valenced stimulus (Unconditioned Stimulus, US). The present...

...Moritz Ingendahl; Tobias Vogel; Florin Sava Evaluative conditioning (EC), the change in liking towards a stimulus due to its co-occurrence with another stimulus, is a key effect in social and cognitive psychology. Despite its prominence, research on personality differences in EC has been scarce...

...Tal Moran; Sean Hughes; Pieter Van Dessel; Jan De Houwer; Rima-Maria Rahal Evaluative Conditioning (EC) effect is a change in evaluative responding to a neutral stimulus (CS) due to its pairing with a valenced stimulus (US). Traditionally, EC effects are viewed as fundamentally different from...

... the original author and source are credited. iat automatic evaluations fear instructions evaluative conditioning Since the advent of implicit social cognition, researchers have increasingly relied on implicit measures 1 to assess whether people like or dislike stimuli. Among the plethora...

...Jan De Houwer; Juliette Richetin; Sean Hughes; Marco Perugini; Simine Vazire; Katherine Corker Various phenomena such as halo effects, spontaneous trait inferences, and evaluative conditioning have in common that assumptions about object features (e.g., whether a person is intelligent or likeable...