Predicting performance expectations from affective impressions: Linking affect control theory and status characteristics theory
Abstract
Affect control theory (ACT) and status characteristics theory (SCT) offer separate and distinct explanations for how individuals interpret and process status- and power-relevant information about interaction partners. Existing research within affect control theory offers evidence that status and power are related to the affective impressions that individuals form of others along the dimensions of evaluation and potency, respectively....
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Predicting performance expectations from affective impressions: Linking affect control theory and status characteristics theory
Published Date
Mar 1, 2015
Journal
Volume
50
Pages
1 - 14
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