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Personality Psychology, Defensive Extremes, Various Threats, Same Threats, Approach Motivation, Behavioral Neuroscience, Right Line Bisection, Religious Zeal, Distress and Extremism, Healthy Minded Religious Devotion
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Review Various Threats Defensive Extremes (PxE) Same Threats Approach Motivation (PxE) Behavioral Neuroscience (right line bisection) Neuroscience (Left EEG; rEEG*ACC) (PxE) Same Threats Religious Zeal (PxE) Self-Affirmations Eliminate Distress and Extremism Healthy-Minded Religious Devotion Eastern and Western
Overview
(McGregor, Nail, Marigold, & Kang, 2005, JPSP )
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80
Low Explicit High Explicit
Consensus Estimate (%)
Stats Threat Control
Please quickly look at each of the lines below and then make a short tick-mark on each line that divides it in half
-0.
Low High Eager Personality (explicit SE)
Approach EEG
Control
Academic Threat
Academic Goal Frustration Religious Zeal
Which religious belief system do you most identify with?
Jewish (20%) Christian (45%) Muslim (5%) Buddhist (10%) Atheist (20%)
Religious Zeal (scale from 1-5)
Approach Personality x Academic Threat
Low High Explicit Self-Esteem, BAS, Promotion- Focus
Religious Zeal
Control Threat
Religious Zeal is also negatively correlated with ACC
r = -.63 Docsity.com
Defensive Pride and Idealism
XXP
Reactive Zeal Religious rapture is a unifying state…“sand and grit of selfhood disappear” Excessively intense thoughts repress conflict…“mental dams”
“Self-Affirmation” Manipulations that Decrease Reactive Ideological Extremes