家居与工作物品对陌生人可信度感知的影响

Research on material priming suggests that incidental encounters with everyday objects can activate the social meanings attached to those objects and bias subsequent judgements. It remains unknown whether objects belonging to a broad social domain, such as the home or the workplace, can shift how trustworthy an unfamiliar person appears. The present study tested whether briefly viewing home-, work-, or novel-object images altered trustworthiness judgements of unfamiliar faces, predicting that home objects would raise perceived trustworthiness and work objects would lower it. Thirty adults comp