Sense of Power and Sexual Refusal Cognitive Bias: The Moderating Role of Token Resistance Belief

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Investigate how perceived power affects cognitive bias in sexual refusal and the role of symbolic resistance beliefs.
Surveying 496 heterosexual men using questionnaires to measure power perception and cognitive biases.
Conducting correlational analysis, mediation, and moderated mediation analyses on the variables.
Examining the moderating role of symbolic resistance beliefs on the relationship between power perception and cognitive outcomes.
Higher perceived power significantly predicts stronger behavioral expectations regarding sexual interest (p<0.05).
Perceived sexual interest and interpretation bias mediate the link between perceived power and behavioral expectations.
Symbolic resistance beliefs significantly moderate the effects of perceived power on sexual interest perception and bias.

Examines cognitive bias in sexual refusal among men, indicating important psychological insights.

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Zichang Yu (2026) studied this question.

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