Implicit Motives Modulate Attentional Orienting to Facial Expressions of Emotion

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Motivation and the Goal Theory of Current Concerns (2011, background): “Similarly, people with implicit power motives attend more to faces that signal low power, but those with implicit affiliation motives attend more to faces that signal rejection or acceptance (Schultheiss & Hale, 2007).”
Agency and Communion in Social Psychology (2018, unknown): “Likewise, stronger implicit communal motives have been found to predict self-disclosures ( McAdams, 1992 ), attending to friendly faces ( Schultheiss & Hale, 2007 ), and preferring interactive activities ( Weinberger, Cotler, & Fishman, 2010 ).”
Implicit need for achievement moderates the relationship between competence need satisfaction and subsequent motivation (2010, background): “…the motive disposition approach is that motives differ in strength as a function of differences in early childhood learning and that these differences explain differences in the sensitivity toward certain kind of incentives and differences in behavior (for a summary see Schultheiss & Hale, 2007).”