Entitativity manipulation check
Following the transmission participants were asked to answer
several questions concerning the ostensible participants in the other
room (“How frequently do members of the group in Laboratory Room
2 interact with each other?” 1 = very rarely,6= very frequently;
“How similar are the participants in the other room?” 1 = not very
similar,6= very similar). Perceived entitativity was measured with
three verbal items (e.g., “When you think about the participants in the
other room, do you think about them as…,” 1 = a number of individuals,
6 = a whole) and the pictorial measure from Studies 1 and 2
(Cronbach's α = .85). Again, scores were z-standardized due to
different response scales. Item wordings were adapted and slightly
modified for the present context from Rutchick et al. (2008).
Entitativity manipulation check
Following the transmission participants were asked to answer
several questions concerning the ostensible participants in the other
room (“How frequently do members of the group in Laboratory Room
2 interact with each other?” 1 = very rarely,6= very frequently;
“How similar are the participants in the other room?” 1 = not very
similar,6= very similar). Perceived entitativity was measured with
three verbal items (e.g., “When you think about the participants in the
other room, do you think about them as…,” 1 = a number of individuals,
6 = a whole) and the pictorial measure from Studies 1 and 2
(Cronbach's α = .85). Again, scores were z-standardized due to
different response scales. Item wordings were adapted and slightly
modified for the present context from Rutchick et al. (2008).
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