Milton J Rosenberg
Biographic Data
| ID | 314955 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Milton J Rosenberg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Milton J |
| FAMILY NAME | Rosenberg |
| SIGNATURE | ROSENBERG M J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Yale University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 141 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1956 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Symbolic psycho-logic
When Euler taught logic to the Princess by drawing the overlapping circles and circles within circles, he was also illustrating the well-known fact that human beings have to learn the principles of formal logic. They do not, it is generally agreed, always or even often think logically. So, if behavioral scientists are to study and understand the processes of ordinary, everyday thinking, they must develop new approaches, including the recognition …
The elusiveness of eminence
The elusiveness of eminence
The Paralanguage of Experimenter Bias
New ways to reduce distrust between the U.S. & Russia
Verbal Reinforcement and Attitude Change
The effects of two types of verbal reinforcement on attitude change were studied in the context of a structured interview. Positive verbal reinforcement led to significant long-term affect change, while a combination of positive and negative reinforcement produced significant immediate modification of attitudes expressed in the interview
When dissonance fails
This paper has combined two main purposes: to present and explicate some propositions about how Ss perceptions about experimental situations may affect their experimental performances; and, on the basis of these propositions, to report an experimental re-examination of the dissonance theory interpretation of attitude change due to counter-attitudinal advocacy. As regards the first of these two purposes, the confirmation of the predictions in the …
Attitude Organization and Change. An Analysis of Consistency among Attitude Components
A series of studies concerned with the consequences of various kinds of changes in the internal organization of attitudes
Cognitive reorganization in response to the hypnotic reversal of attitudinal affect1
A Structural Theory of Attitude Dynamics
If people seek congruence between their beliefs and feelings toward objects, then attitudes can be changed by modifying either the beliefs or feelings associated with them. The incongruity thereby aroused may, in the former case, result in the feeling changing to become consistent with the altered beliefs; in the latter case the beliefs may change to become consistent with the altered feeling. The first type of change has already been demonstrate…
Some dynamic aspects of posthypnotic compliance
The social sources of the current religious revival
Cognitive structure and attitudinal affect
Cognitive structure and attitudinal affect
When dissonance fails
This paper has combined two main purposes: to present and explicate some propositions about how Ss perceptions about experimental situations may affect their experimental performances; and, on the basis of these propositions, to report an experimental re-examination of the dissonance theory interpretation of attitude change due to counter-attitudinal advocacy. As regards the first of these two purposes, the confirmation of the predictions in the …
A Structural Theory of Attitude Dynamics
If people seek congruence between their beliefs and feelings toward objects, then attitudes can be changed by modifying either the beliefs or feelings associated with them. The incongruity thereby aroused may, in the former case, result in the feeling changing to become consistent with the altered beliefs; in the latter case the beliefs may change to become consistent with the altered feeling. The first type of change has already been demonstrate…
The Paralanguage of Experimenter Bias
Some dynamic aspects of posthypnotic compliance
Cognitive structure and attitudinal affect
The social sources of the current religious revival
Some dynamic aspects of posthypnotic compliance
Cognitive reorganization in response to the hypnotic reversal of attitudinal affect1
A Structural Theory of Attitude Dynamics
If people seek congruence between their beliefs and feelings toward objects, then attitudes can be changed by modifying either the beliefs or feelings associated with them. The incongruity thereby aroused may, in the former case, result in the feeling changing to become consistent with the altered beliefs; in the latter case the beliefs may change to become consistent with the altered feeling. The first type of change has already been demonstrate…
Attitude Organization and Change. An Analysis of Consistency among Attitude Components
A series of studies concerned with the consequences of various kinds of changes in the internal organization of attitudes
When dissonance fails
This paper has combined two main purposes: to present and explicate some propositions about how Ss perceptions about experimental situations may affect their experimental performances; and, on the basis of these propositions, to report an experimental re-examination of the dissonance theory interpretation of attitude change due to counter-attitudinal advocacy. As regards the first of these two purposes, the confirmation of the predictions in the …
Verbal Reinforcement and Attitude Change
The effects of two types of verbal reinforcement on attitude change were studied in the context of a structured interview. Positive verbal reinforcement led to significant long-term affect change, while a combination of positive and negative reinforcement produced significant immediate modification of attitudes expressed in the interview
New ways to reduce distrust between the U.S. & Russia
The Paralanguage of Experimenter Bias
The elusiveness of eminence
The elusiveness of eminence
Symbolic psycho-logic
When Euler taught logic to the Princess by drawing the overlapping circles and circles within circles, he was also illustrating the well-known fact that human beings have to learn the principles of formal logic. They do not, it is generally agreed, always or even often think logically. So, if behavioral scientists are to study and understand the processes of ordinary, everyday thinking, they must develop new approaches, including the recognition …
Psychology (12 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Cognitive psychology (6 works) · Attitude change (3 works) · Cognition (3 works) · Communication (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Psychoanalysis (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works)