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goal, and I want to go take it out on somebody else that’s not what we observed we found
is that people just became much more self-interested self-serving and became less
constrained by concern for others in advancing their own goals and I think that’s one of the
things that I think was most surprising about this work.
Steve sheretta
So if that's the way things work around here then I'm gonna look of number one is that kind
of it
Maurice Schweitzer
That’s right
Steve sheretta
Okay so in terms of what you might look at next then what... what are the possibilities?
Jeremy yep
well these findings have informed some of our current work where we're investigating the
relationship between anger and perspective taking and what we're beginning to find that's
consistent with some of the work that we've just discussed is that when people feel angry
they become more ego centric perspective taking is a different type of
cognitive process where people adopt another person's viewpoint in the situation and we
are learning that people who feel angry tend to view a situation.... to anchor on their
own viewpoint and not adjust to or accommodate other people's viewpoints
Steve sheretta
Alright well thank you both for coming
Jeremy yep
Thank you.
Maurice Schweitzer
Thank you.
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