Lutfy N Diab
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1427355 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Lutfy N Diab |
| NOMBRES | Lutfy N |
| APELLIDO | Diab |
| FIRMA | DIAB L N |
| AFILIACIONES | American University of Beirut |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1955 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1979 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
The effects of attitudinal versus religious similarity on the neighborhood preferences of Lebanese university students
Achieving Intergroup Cooperation through Conflict-Produced Superordinate Goals
The effectiveness of measures used to produce social change in real-life situations can be evaluated in terms of three sets of interacting and related factors: (1) the kinds of group relations involved, i.e., positive or negative, (2) the relative differential socio-economic power of the cooperating or conflicting groups, i.e., dominant or subordinate, and (3) the nature of social change involved, i.e., whether or not it implies a significant and…
Cross-Cultural Study of Some Correlates of Birth Order
The purpose of the present study was to test the cross-cultural validity of the relationship found in Western samples between birth order and college attendance, volunteering behavior, and level of academic achievement. Information concerning birth order and family size was obtained on three sub-samples: (a) 200 freshman Arab students, (b) 97 Arab undergraduates, and (c) 45 Arab undergraduates placed on the Dean's Honor List. Ss in samples (b) an…
Conformity and Deviation
Social conformity and deviation are always relative to some group norm. Whether the behavior in question is referred to as conforming or deviating depends on the standard or norm in question and, perhaps in all cases, deviation from one negative reference group accompanies with it conformity to another positive reference group
Birth Order and Age at Marriage in the Arab Levant
The purpose of the present study was to test the cross-cultural validity of the relationship found in Western samples between birth order and age at marriage. Data on birth order and actual age at marriage were obtained through individual interviews with 84 Arab Moslem wives in Damascus, while data on birth order and ideal best-marriage-ages were obtained from a sample of 142 undergraduate Arab students at the American University of Beirut, consi…
Reaction to a Communication as a Function of Attitude-Communication Discrepancy
235 undergraduate Arab students at the American University of Beirut were administered a questionnaire through which Ss' latitudes of acceptance and rejection towards Arab unity were assessed. Then, Ss' reactions to a moderately anti-Arab unity “communication” were obtained. The results showed that, as the discrepancy between Ss' own stands and the position advocated increased, “contrast effect” occurred. However, little evidence for an “assimila…
Studies in Social Attitudes
(1965). Studies in Social Attitudes: II. Selectivity in Mass Communication Media as a Function of Attitude—Medium Discrepancy. The Journal of Social Psychology: Vol. 67, No. 2, pp. 297-302
Studies in Social Attitudes
Some Limitations of Existing Scales in the Measurement of Social Attitudes
Some of the problems involved in the measurement of social attitudes are pointed out and briefly discussed, with particular relevance to the measurement of apparently “moderate” or “neutral” attitudes. The concepts of latitude of acceptance and latitude of rejection developed by Sherif and Hovland, as well as the semantic differential procedure devised by Osgood, are critically evaluated and briefly commented upon in the light of recent research …
Authoritarian ideology and attitudes on parent-child relationships
The relationship between authoritarian ideology and attitudes about parent-child relationships was investigated by testing 172 native-white, Christian university students. Findings indicate a relationship in females that could be related to personality dispositions. It was proposed that strong authoritarian beliefs may be maladjustive in a democratic society since such beliefs are associated with attitudes similar to those held by parents of prob…
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Authoritarian ideology and attitudes on parent-child relationships
The relationship between authoritarian ideology and attitudes about parent-child relationships was investigated by testing 172 native-white, Christian university students. Findings indicate a relationship in females that could be related to personality dispositions. It was proposed that strong authoritarian beliefs may be maladjustive in a democratic society since such beliefs are associated with attitudes similar to those held by parents of prob…
Studies in Social Attitudes
(1965). Studies in Social Attitudes: II. Selectivity in Mass Communication Media as a Function of Attitude—Medium Discrepancy. The Journal of Social Psychology: Vol. 67, No. 2, pp. 297-302
Studies in Social Attitudes
Some Limitations of Existing Scales in the Measurement of Social Attitudes
Some of the problems involved in the measurement of social attitudes are pointed out and briefly discussed, with particular relevance to the measurement of apparently “moderate” or “neutral” attitudes. The concepts of latitude of acceptance and latitude of rejection developed by Sherif and Hovland, as well as the semantic differential procedure devised by Osgood, are critically evaluated and briefly commented upon in the light of recent research …
Reaction to a Communication as a Function of Attitude-Communication Discrepancy
235 undergraduate Arab students at the American University of Beirut were administered a questionnaire through which Ss' latitudes of acceptance and rejection towards Arab unity were assessed. Then, Ss' reactions to a moderately anti-Arab unity “communication” were obtained. The results showed that, as the discrepancy between Ss' own stands and the position advocated increased, “contrast effect” occurred. However, little evidence for an “assimila…
Cross-Cultural Study of Some Correlates of Birth Order
The purpose of the present study was to test the cross-cultural validity of the relationship found in Western samples between birth order and college attendance, volunteering behavior, and level of academic achievement. Information concerning birth order and family size was obtained on three sub-samples: (a) 200 freshman Arab students, (b) 97 Arab undergraduates, and (c) 45 Arab undergraduates placed on the Dean's Honor List. Ss in samples (b) an…
Conformity and Deviation
Social conformity and deviation are always relative to some group norm. Whether the behavior in question is referred to as conforming or deviating depends on the standard or norm in question and, perhaps in all cases, deviation from one negative reference group accompanies with it conformity to another positive reference group
Birth Order and Age at Marriage in the Arab Levant
The purpose of the present study was to test the cross-cultural validity of the relationship found in Western samples between birth order and age at marriage. Data on birth order and actual age at marriage were obtained through individual interviews with 84 Arab Moslem wives in Damascus, while data on birth order and ideal best-marriage-ages were obtained from a sample of 142 undergraduate Arab students at the American University of Beirut, consi…
Achieving Intergroup Cooperation through Conflict-Produced Superordinate Goals
The effectiveness of measures used to produce social change in real-life situations can be evaluated in terms of three sets of interacting and related factors: (1) the kinds of group relations involved, i.e., positive or negative, (2) the relative differential socio-economic power of the cooperating or conflicting groups, i.e., dominant or subordinate, and (3) the nature of social change involved, i.e., whether or not it implies a significant and…
The effects of attitudinal versus religious similarity on the neighborhood preferences of Lebanese university students
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