François Ric
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5448337 |
|---|---|
| NOME | François Ric |
| PRENOMES | François |
| SOBRENOME | Ric |
| ASSINATURA | RIC F |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Université de Bordeaux |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0987-9934 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2003 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Approach-avoidance action tendencies
International audience
The evaluation-behavior link revisited
The existence of a close, if not direct, link between evaluation and action is widely assumed in the literature. Supporting this view, studies have shown that approach movements are executed faster in response to positive than negative stimuli, whereas avoidance responses are faster in response to negative than to positive stimuli (the often called "Approach/Avoidance-AA-compatibility effect"). However, this view has been challenged by proposals …
The impact of minimal exposure to affective information on mood and its moderation by prime visibility
The impact of automatic evaluation on mood
How do affective feelings arise? Most theories consider that affective feelings result from the appraisals of an event, these appraisals being the consequences of automatic evaluations processes that can occur pre-consciously. However, studies testing this hypothesis have provided divergent results. We hypothesised that the discrepancy could be due to the visibility of the affective stimuli. We conducted two studies in which we manipulated this f…
La cognition sociale
La première synthèse en France sur les concepts clés de la cognition sociale. Quels sont les processus qui façonnent notre perception de l’environnement, des autres et de nous-mêmes ? Comment ces processus déterminent-ils nos comportements au quotidien (nos gestes citoyens, d’aide, de discrimination, etc.) ? Après un chapitre d’introduction au domaine de la cognition sociale, les auteurs en exposent les concepts clés. Ils présentent les processus…
A new look at sensorimotor aspects in approach/avoidance tendencies
Social Cognition
Reparation or reactance? The influence of guilt on reaction to persuasive communication
I, me, mine
Drawing on decades of research suggesting an attentional advantage for self‐related information, researchers generally assume that self‐related stimuli automatically capture attention. However, a literature review reveals that this claim has not been systematically examined. We aimed to fill in this dearth of evidence. Following a feature‐based account of automaticity, we set up four experiments in which participants were asked to respond to a ta…
Behavioral rebound following stereotype suppression
Attempts to suppress stereotypes have often been found to result in an increased accessibility of these stereotypes. According to thought suppression literature together with research on prime‐to‐behavior effects, we hypothesized that suppression of stereotype can lead people to subsequently behave in accordance with its content and that these effects are stronger after suppression (rebound) than after a classical priming condition (i.e., no‐supp…
Comprendre les émotions
Ce livre porte sur les états émotionnels et leur rôle central dans le comportement humain. Il aborde de nombreux points centraux de la psychologie des émotions tels que la définition et la mesure des émotions, leurs aspects conscients et inconscients, la manière dont les situations sociales et les processus sociaux influencent les expériences émotionnelles, la régulation des émotions et ses effets sur la santé mentale, ainsi que la manière dont l…
The evaluation-behavior link
Embodiment in Attitudes, Social Perception, and Emotion
Findings in the social psychology literatures on attitudes, social perception, and emotion demonstrate that social information processing involves embodiment, where embodiment refers both to actual bodily states and to simulations of experience in the brain's modality-specific systems for perception, action, and introspection. We show that embodiment underlies social information processing when the perceiver interacts with actual social objects (…
Effects of control deprivation on effort expenditure and accuracy performance
Theoretical positions lead to diverging predictions regarding the impact of control deprivation on subsequent performance. Learned helplessness research suggests that control deprivation impairs subsequent performance. This effect can be attributed either to a decrease in motivation or to a decrease in attentional resources. In contrast, control motivation hypothesis predicts that control deprivation increases careful processing of incoming infor…
A new look at sensorimotor aspects in approach/avoidance tendencies
The evaluation-behavior link
Behavioral rebound following stereotype suppression
Attempts to suppress stereotypes have often been found to result in an increased accessibility of these stereotypes. According to thought suppression literature together with research on prime‐to‐behavior effects, we hypothesized that suppression of stereotype can lead people to subsequently behave in accordance with its content and that these effects are stronger after suppression (rebound) than after a classical priming condition (i.e., no‐supp…
Reparation or reactance? The influence of guilt on reaction to persuasive communication
I, me, mine
Drawing on decades of research suggesting an attentional advantage for self‐related information, researchers generally assume that self‐related stimuli automatically capture attention. However, a literature review reveals that this claim has not been systematically examined. We aimed to fill in this dearth of evidence. Following a feature‐based account of automaticity, we set up four experiments in which participants were asked to respond to a ta…
Effects of control deprivation on effort expenditure and accuracy performance
Theoretical positions lead to diverging predictions regarding the impact of control deprivation on subsequent performance. Learned helplessness research suggests that control deprivation impairs subsequent performance. This effect can be attributed either to a decrease in motivation or to a decrease in attentional resources. In contrast, control motivation hypothesis predicts that control deprivation increases careful processing of incoming infor…
Effects of control deprivation on effort expenditure and accuracy performance
Theoretical positions lead to diverging predictions regarding the impact of control deprivation on subsequent performance. Learned helplessness research suggests that control deprivation impairs subsequent performance. This effect can be attributed either to a decrease in motivation or to a decrease in attentional resources. In contrast, control motivation hypothesis predicts that control deprivation increases careful processing of incoming infor…
Embodiment in Attitudes, Social Perception, and Emotion
Findings in the social psychology literatures on attitudes, social perception, and emotion demonstrate that social information processing involves embodiment, where embodiment refers both to actual bodily states and to simulations of experience in the brain's modality-specific systems for perception, action, and introspection. We show that embodiment underlies social information processing when the perceiver interacts with actual social objects (…
The evaluation-behavior link
Comprendre les émotions
Ce livre porte sur les états émotionnels et leur rôle central dans le comportement humain. Il aborde de nombreux points centraux de la psychologie des émotions tels que la définition et la mesure des émotions, leurs aspects conscients et inconscients, la manière dont les situations sociales et les processus sociaux influencent les expériences émotionnelles, la régulation des émotions et ses effets sur la santé mentale, ainsi que la manière dont l…
Behavioral rebound following stereotype suppression
Attempts to suppress stereotypes have often been found to result in an increased accessibility of these stereotypes. According to thought suppression literature together with research on prime‐to‐behavior effects, we hypothesized that suppression of stereotype can lead people to subsequently behave in accordance with its content and that these effects are stronger after suppression (rebound) than after a classical priming condition (i.e., no‐supp…
I, me, mine
Drawing on decades of research suggesting an attentional advantage for self‐related information, researchers generally assume that self‐related stimuli automatically capture attention. However, a literature review reveals that this claim has not been systematically examined. We aimed to fill in this dearth of evidence. Following a feature‐based account of automaticity, we set up four experiments in which participants were asked to respond to a ta…
Social Cognition
Reparation or reactance? The influence of guilt on reaction to persuasive communication
La cognition sociale
La première synthèse en France sur les concepts clés de la cognition sociale. Quels sont les processus qui façonnent notre perception de l’environnement, des autres et de nous-mêmes ? Comment ces processus déterminent-ils nos comportements au quotidien (nos gestes citoyens, d’aide, de discrimination, etc.) ? Après un chapitre d’introduction au domaine de la cognition sociale, les auteurs en exposent les concepts clés. Ils présentent les processus…
A new look at sensorimotor aspects in approach/avoidance tendencies
The impact of automatic evaluation on mood
How do affective feelings arise? Most theories consider that affective feelings result from the appraisals of an event, these appraisals being the consequences of automatic evaluations processes that can occur pre-consciously. However, studies testing this hypothesis have provided divergent results. We hypothesised that the discrepancy could be due to the visibility of the affective stimuli. We conducted two studies in which we manipulated this f…
The impact of minimal exposure to affective information on mood and its moderation by prime visibility
The evaluation-behavior link revisited
The existence of a close, if not direct, link between evaluation and action is widely assumed in the literature. Supporting this view, studies have shown that approach movements are executed faster in response to positive than negative stimuli, whereas avoidance responses are faster in response to negative than to positive stimuli (the often called "Approach/Avoidance-AA-compatibility effect"). However, this view has been challenged by proposals …
Approach-avoidance action tendencies
International audience
Psychology (11 obras) · Cognition (8 obras) · Cognitive psychology (8 obras) · Social Psychology (8 obras) · Behavioral Health and Interventions (5 obras) · Neural and Behavioral Psychology Studies (5 obras) · Cognitive science (3 obras) · Developmental psychology (3 obras) · Emotions and Moral Behavior (3 obras) · Social and Intergroup Psychology (3 obras)