Publications by authors named "Yaochun Cai"
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- Recent studies show that the right temporoparietal junction (rTPJ) in the brain influences how we judge others based on their intentions and outcomes.
- This study explored how rTPJ stimulation affects people's judgments of monetary decisions, combining scenarios with different intentions (good/bad) and outcomes (good/bad).
- Results indicated that when rTPJ was deactivated, participants gave lower goodness ratings for good outcomes if the proposer had good intentions, highlighting the rTPJ's role in shaping intention-based social evaluations.
Background: Perceived partner responsiveness (PPR) refers to the belief that the relational partner knows and is sensitive and supportive. Instead of translating the English version of the Perceived Partner Responsiveness Scale (PPRS) into Chinese, this study aimed to construct and analyze the psychometric properties of the Chinese version of the Perceived Partner Responsiveness Scale (C-PPRS). On the one hand, some words in the original scale are inappropriate for the Chinese due to cultural differences.
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