Elderly Priming: Did It Ever Work?
The Short Version Bargh, Chen, and Burrows (1996) reported that priming students with words related to old age made them walk more slowly, with effect sizes above one standard deviation (d = 1.04 and .79) across two studies of just 30 participants each. The finding became a cornerstone of behavioral-priming research and a famous casualty … Continue reading Elderly Priming: Did It Ever Work? → The post Elderly Priming: Did It Ever Work? first appeared on Replicability-Index.
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