The effect of financial status on commercial treatment expectation and evaluation of targets with anthropomorphic features
Kim, H.
& McGill, A. L.
(2017-04-20 - 2017-04-22)
The effect of financial status on commercial treatment expectation and evaluation of targets with anthropomorphic features
[Paper]. Midwestern Psychological Association Annual meeting: MPA Annual meeting, Chicago, Illinois, Chicago, United States, USA.
& McGill, A. L.
(2017-04-20 - 2017-04-22)
The effect of financial status on commercial treatment expectation and evaluation of targets with anthropomorphic features
[Paper]. Midwestern Psychological Association Annual meeting: MPA Annual meeting, Chicago, Illinois, Chicago, United States, USA.
The present research suggests that perceived financial status moderates people’s expectation about how a social agent would treat them. The different social treatment expectations that people infer from a social target, contingent upon their perceived financial status, consequently lead to the different assessment on a target with human features. Abstract taken from p.225 of MPA 2017 program https://mpa.wildapricot.org/resources/Programs/2017%20MPA%20PROGRAM%204%2027%2017.pdf