Richard I Lanyon
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 236112 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Richard I Lanyon |
| NOMBRES | Richard I |
| APELLIDO | Lanyon |
| FIRMA | LANYON R I |
| AFILIACIONES | Arizona State University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 11 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1964 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2007 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Internal and External Validity of Scores on the Balanced Inventory of Desirable Responding and the Paulhus Deception Scales
The internal and external validity of scores on the two-scale Balanced Inventory of Desirable Responding (BIDR) and its recent revision, the Paulhus Deception Scales (PDS), developed to measure two facets of social desirability, were studied with three groups of forensic clients and two groups of college undergraduates (total N = 519). The two scales were statistically significantly related in all groups and for both versions of the inventory. A …
A Spanish Psychological Screening Inventory
The purpose of this project was to develop a Spanish version of the Psychological Screening Inventory for use with Costa Rican adolescents and to assess its psychometric equivalence to the English version and its external validity. In Study 1, norms were generated on 600 male and 600 female high school students who were stratified on age and socioeconomic level and were geographically representative. Comparisons with the PSI English version were …
Exhibitionism
Factor Structure of Psychological Screening Inventory Scales
Item factor analyses were conducted on the 5 scales of the Psychological Screening Inventory separately for 400 normal males and 400 normal females, who were representative of the U.S. adult population with respect to age and diverse in education and geographic location. Between 3 and 6 factors were identified for each scale, and each was tentatively named according to item content. Clinical use of these factor-based item clusters as individual s…
Factor Structure and Scoring of the Psi
An investigation of the factor structure of the Psychological Screening Inventory (PSI) was undertaken using a newly developed method of factor analysis to define an oblique simple structure. The two-fold objectives included interest in the factor structure of the PSI and interest in evaluating the utility of the marker variable method of factor analysis. Five factors were defined to yield a good oblique simple structure. The analysis was repeate…
Mental health technology
A Personality Scale For The Assessment Of Criminality In Women 1
Response Sets as Personality Concepts
This study examined behavioral correlates of three response-set measures. High and low extreme scorers were selected on Edwards' SD scale, the Marlowe-Crowne social desirability ( NA: need for approval) scale, and Wiggins' acquiescence ( Rb) scale. All Ss performed a dart-throwing task which gave them an opportunity to display either socially desirable behavior (refusal to cheat) or approval-motivated behavior (cheating). Acquiescent behavior was…
Birth order, anxiety, and affiliation during a crisis
Reports of Awareness in Verbal Operant Conditioning
131 verbal operant conditioning studies were examined in an attempt to delineate variables related to the frequency of reported awareness. Reports of awareness were found to have been sought more often in studies of college Ss than non-college Ss, and in studies using objectively defined responses rather than subjectively defined responses However, learning without reported awareness occurred more often with non-college Ss and tended to occur som…
Fear Survey Schedule
The results for 49 college females show their scores to be higher on the FSS than for college males ( n = 64); this sex difference is a general one over a variety of fears. Many of the strongest reported fears for both sexes have to do with social or interpersonal situations. The frequently reported items are listed as a guide for behavior therapy researchers to common fears or phobias in a college population
Verbal Conditioning in a New Sentence Construction Task
The previously obtained results in verbal conditioning with a new sentence construction task were shown in this study to be independent of sex of both S and E. It was shown that the conditioning of names beginning with L and M was possible, although there was a significant initial preference for M names. These results further demonstrated that conditioning on this task was restricted exclusively to the aware Ss
Verbal Conditioning in a New Sentence Construction Task
The previously obtained results in verbal conditioning with a new sentence construction task were shown in this study to be independent of sex of both S and E. It was shown that the conditioning of names beginning with L and M was possible, although there was a significant initial preference for M names. These results further demonstrated that conditioning on this task was restricted exclusively to the aware Ss
Fear Survey Schedule
The results for 49 college females show their scores to be higher on the FSS than for college males ( n = 64); this sex difference is a general one over a variety of fears. Many of the strongest reported fears for both sexes have to do with social or interpersonal situations. The frequently reported items are listed as a guide for behavior therapy researchers to common fears or phobias in a college population
Reports of Awareness in Verbal Operant Conditioning
131 verbal operant conditioning studies were examined in an attempt to delineate variables related to the frequency of reported awareness. Reports of awareness were found to have been sought more often in studies of college Ss than non-college Ss, and in studies using objectively defined responses rather than subjectively defined responses However, learning without reported awareness occurred more often with non-college Ss and tended to occur som…
Response Sets as Personality Concepts
This study examined behavioral correlates of three response-set measures. High and low extreme scorers were selected on Edwards' SD scale, the Marlowe-Crowne social desirability ( NA: need for approval) scale, and Wiggins' acquiescence ( Rb) scale. All Ss performed a dart-throwing task which gave them an opportunity to display either socially desirable behavior (refusal to cheat) or approval-motivated behavior (cheating). Acquiescent behavior was…
Birth order, anxiety, and affiliation during a crisis
A Personality Scale For The Assessment Of Criminality In Women 1
Mental health technology
Factor Structure and Scoring of the Psi
An investigation of the factor structure of the Psychological Screening Inventory (PSI) was undertaken using a newly developed method of factor analysis to define an oblique simple structure. The two-fold objectives included interest in the factor structure of the PSI and interest in evaluating the utility of the marker variable method of factor analysis. Five factors were defined to yield a good oblique simple structure. The analysis was repeate…
Factor Structure of Psychological Screening Inventory Scales
Item factor analyses were conducted on the 5 scales of the Psychological Screening Inventory separately for 400 normal males and 400 normal females, who were representative of the U.S. adult population with respect to age and diverse in education and geographic location. Between 3 and 6 factors were identified for each scale, and each was tentatively named according to item content. Clinical use of these factor-based item clusters as individual s…
Exhibitionism
A Spanish Psychological Screening Inventory
The purpose of this project was to develop a Spanish version of the Psychological Screening Inventory for use with Costa Rican adolescents and to assess its psychometric equivalence to the English version and its external validity. In Study 1, norms were generated on 600 male and 600 female high school students who were stratified on age and socioeconomic level and were geographically representative. Comparisons with the PSI English version were …
Internal and External Validity of Scores on the Balanced Inventory of Desirable Responding and the Paulhus Deception Scales
The internal and external validity of scores on the two-scale Balanced Inventory of Desirable Responding (BIDR) and its recent revision, the Paulhus Deception Scales (PDS), developed to measure two facets of social desirability, were studied with three groups of forensic clients and two groups of college undergraduates (total N = 519). The two scales were statistically significantly related in all groups and for both versions of the inventory. A …
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