Objective： To investigate the impact of power on perspective taking under. Methods： The present study manipulated power by experiential priming and scrambled sentence test, and participants later finished a perspective-taking task. Results： Relative to low power condition, high power level lowered participants＇performance on perspective taking, and the male participants were more susceptible to power priming. Conclusion： Consistent with the fingdings in previous Western studies, this study suggest that in the Chinese culture, ...
