Robert R Blake
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 299166 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Robert R Blake |
| NOMBRES | Robert R |
| APELLIDO | Blake |
| FIRMA | BLAKE R R |
| AFILIACIONES | The University of Texas at Austin |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8834-0162 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 42 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 134 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 42 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1948 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Moral locus of control in hastened death when faced with irremediable health conditions
Following APA’s call to present research in reader-friendly styles, the objective of this study is to identify characteristics of a unique set of 101 people who chose to hasten their death when faced with irremediable health conditions without support from any state/medical-aid-in-dying programs. The methodology used was to collect information regarding education, spiritual orientation, beliefs in regard to their personal locus of control, their …
Why People Think They Might Hasten Their Death When Faced With Irremediable Health Conditions Compared to Why They Actually Do so
This study surveys the differences of relatively healthy proponents of end-of-life choices and people with irremediable health conditions having already made the decision to hasten their deaths on what each group considers important in influencing a desire to hasten death. Psychosocial factors were more important than physical ones for both groups; but those contemplating what might influence them to hasten their deaths in the future thought pain…
Measuring oral proficiency in distance, face-to-face, and blended classrooms
Robert Blake, University of California - Davis Nicole L. Wilson, Pearson & University of California - Santa Cruz Maria Cetto, University of California - Davis Cristina Pardo-Ballester, Iowa State University Although the foreign-language profession routinely stresses the importance of technology for the curriculum, many teachers still harbor deep-seated doubts as to whether or not a hybrid course, much less a completely distance-learning class, co…
Synergogy
Solving Costly Organizational Conflicts
Designing Change for Educational Institutions through the D/D Matrix
Attitude toward birth control and cognitive consistency
Interviews of 256 (190 black--66 white) females between 15 and 44 years of age in a public housing project revealed significantly consistent family planning attitudes. Users of birth control had significantly more consistent attitude structures than nonusers. To produce attitude change optimal persuasive appeals should emphasize: 1) birth control does work; 2) birth control does not lead to specified detrimental consequences; 3) birth control lea…
India
The Central Family Planning Institute New Delhi (CFPI) undertook a communications action research program to carry out a series of diagnostic studies to test methodologies and operational procedures necessary to carry on family planning information programs at various government levels. The first study was designed to assist a district to carry on a mass information program which might serve as a model for other districts and to determine the eff…
Influence of partially vested interests on judgment
Intergroup Therapy
Comprehension of Points of Communality in Competing Solutions
The influence of competitively vested interests on judgments
Changing Behavior Through Cognitive Change
The literature of social process has made widespread use of analogies to static equilibria in mechanical systems, of frictional concepts like resistance to change, and of such reifications as pyramids. The idea of organizations as mechanisms is so pervasive as to have produced its own psychological myths, and ideologically so dominant as to cause aversion to
Loyalty of Representatives to Ingroup Positions During Intergroup Competition
Comprehension of own and of outgroup positions under intergroup competition
The Sociometry Reader
Perceived characteristics of elected representatives
The Sociometry Reader
Psychology and the crisis of statesmanship
Task difficulty and conformity pressures
Motivational factors in the violation of a prohibition
The Generality of Conformity Behavior as a Function of Factual Anchorage. Difficulty of Task, and Amount of Social Pressure 1
The Dynamics of Influence and Coercion
HE exertion of influence and coercion is fundamental in social conduct.T Parents seek to influence the development of their children; a subordinate to change his boss’s mind; a salesman to complete a sale; policemen and preachers to effect a reduction in misdoing; and therapists to facilitate changes in behaviour leading to increased mental health. Influence, therefore, is an important social process the investigation of which is of great signifi…
The Relationship between Frequency of Yielding and the Disclosure of Personal Identity1
Housing Architecture and Social Interaction
Comprehension of own and of outgroup positions under intergroup competition
The Sociometry Reader
Status factors in pedestrian violation of traffic signals
Pedestrians violated the prohibition of an automatic traffic signal more often in the presence of an experimenter's model who violated the prohibition than when the latter conformed or was absent. Significantly more violations occurred among pedestrians when the nonconforming model was dressed to represent high social status than when his attire suggested lower status
Measuring oral proficiency in distance, face-to-face, and blended classrooms
Robert Blake, University of California - Davis Nicole L. Wilson, Pearson & University of California - Santa Cruz Maria Cetto, University of California - Davis Cristina Pardo-Ballester, Iowa State University Although the foreign-language profession routinely stresses the importance of technology for the curriculum, many teachers still harbor deep-seated doubts as to whether or not a hybrid course, much less a completely distance-learning class, co…
Loyalty of Representatives to Ingroup Positions During Intergroup Competition
Some determinants of the perception of positive and negative feelings in others
Housing Architecture and Social Interaction
Attitude toward birth control and cognitive consistency
Interviews of 256 (190 black--66 white) females between 15 and 44 years of age in a public housing project revealed significantly consistent family planning attitudes. Users of birth control had significantly more consistent attitude structures than nonusers. To produce attitude change optimal persuasive appeals should emphasize: 1) birth control does work; 2) birth control does not lead to specified detrimental consequences; 3) birth control lea…
The Reliability of Sociometric Measures
Psychology and the crisis of statesmanship
Volunteering as a function of field structure
Changing Behavior Through Cognitive Change
The literature of social process has made widespread use of analogies to static equilibria in mechanical systems, of frictional concepts like resistance to change, and of such reifications as pyramids. The idea of organizations as mechanisms is so pervasive as to have produced its own psychological myths, and ideologically so dominant as to cause aversion to
Task difficulty and conformity pressures
Gift-Giving as a Function of Group Standards
Comprehension of Points of Communality in Competing Solutions
Volunteering as an avoidance act
The Validity of Sociometric Responses
Designing Change for Educational Institutions through the D/D Matrix
India
The Central Family Planning Institute New Delhi (CFPI) undertook a communications action research program to carry out a series of diagnostic studies to test methodologies and operational procedures necessary to carry on family planning information programs at various government levels. The first study was designed to assist a district to carry on a mass information program which might serve as a model for other districts and to determine the eff…
Perceived characteristics of elected representatives
Attitudes as adjustments to stimulus, background, and residual factors
The use of tape recording to simulate a group atmosphere
The Interaction-Feeling Hypothesis Applied to Psychotherapy Groups
Perceptual selectivity in Rorschach determinants as a function of depressive tendencies
A Quantitative Analysis of the Picture‐frustration Study
Selective Sensitization in Auditory Perception1
The Effect of Prerecognition Hypotheses on Veridical Recognition Thresholds in Auditory Perception
Perceptual selectivity in Rorschach determinants as a function of depressive tendencies
The Interaction-Feeling Hypothesis Applied to Psychotherapy Groups
Some determinants of the perception of positive and negative feelings in others
Who Shall Survive
The use of tape recording to simulate a group atmosphere
The consistency of interpersonal behavior judgments made on the basis of short-term interactions in three-man groups
The Use of Simulated Groups to Produce Modifications in Judgment
The Reliability of Sociometric Measures
The Validity of Sociometric Responses
Gift-Giving as a Function of Group Standards
Volunteering as a function of field structure
Status factors in pedestrian violation of traffic signals
Pedestrians violated the prohibition of an automatic traffic signal more often in the presence of an experimenter's model who violated the prohibition than when the latter conformed or was absent. Significantly more violations occurred among pedestrians when the nonconforming model was dressed to represent high social status than when his attire suggested lower status
The Relationship between Frequency of Yielding and the Disclosure of Personal Identity1
Housing Architecture and Social Interaction
Attitudes as adjustments to stimulus, background, and residual factors
Volunteering as an avoidance act
The Generality of Conformity Behavior as a Function of Factual Anchorage. Difficulty of Task, and Amount of Social Pressure 1
The Dynamics of Influence and Coercion
HE exertion of influence and coercion is fundamental in social conduct.T Parents seek to influence the development of their children; a subordinate to change his boss’s mind; a salesman to complete a sale; policemen and preachers to effect a reduction in misdoing; and therapists to facilitate changes in behaviour leading to increased mental health. Influence, therefore, is an important social process the investigation of which is of great signifi…
Task difficulty and conformity pressures
Motivational factors in the violation of a prohibition
Psychology and the crisis of statesmanship
Loyalty of Representatives to Ingroup Positions During Intergroup Competition
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