The three lists are favorable to unfavorable (FU), unfavorable to favorable (UF), and neutral (N). These lists are located in Table 1. The rating scale used by the participants to rank their impression of the hypothetical person is provided in Table 2. Table 3 contains the adjective check list, which the participants would be required to complete after forming their impression...
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Table 3 contains the adjective check list, which the participants would be required to complete after forming their impression. Design and Procedure Participants were sat down across from the experimenter in an observation room and informed about the process they were to be involved in. The experimenters had previously determined a counterbalanced order for the presentation of the adjectives: FUN, UFN, NFU...
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