Sidney Rosen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3787596 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Sidney Rosen |
| NOMBRES | Sidney |
| APELLIDO | Rosen |
| FIRMA | ROSEN S |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Georgia |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 28 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 109 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1952 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
The effects of being spurned and self-esteem on depersonalization and coping preferences in kindergarten teachers
Aggression as equity restoration
Reactions of would-be helpers whose offer of help is spurned
An experiment was conducted to test the proposition that rejection of help by a needy recipient constitutes a negative expectancy violation for the would-be helper. The helper will react to this self-threat by expressing negative affect, unfavorable evaluations of the recipient, low attraction to the recipient, and causal attributions for the rejection that cast the recipient in an unflattering light. To test these hypotheses, college freshmen we…
Effects of motive for helping, recipient's inability to reciprocate, and sex on devaluation of the recipient's competence
The psychotherapeutic and hypnotherapeutic approaches of Milton H. Erickson, M.D
Psychological differentiation and the evaluation of juridic information
Evaluating an intervention program for the elderly
Why Subjects Say They Would or Would Not Communicate Affectively Toned Messages
Each of 98 subjects was presented with 10 of 30 messages varying in the extent to which the message connoted good or bad news for the recipient. Within a standard communication situation, subjects were asked to indicate if they would transmit each message and to list their reasons for the decision to transmit or not transmit. Results of a content analysis of reasons indicated that, with increasing frequency, persons justify their communication de…
Communicator Mood and the Reluctance to Transmit Undesirable Messages (The Mum Effect)1
In order to examine the effects of mood on the transmission of good and bad news 48 female Ss, recruited for an “aesthetics experiment,” overheard a message intended for another S containing either good or had news, and were subsequently put into a pleasant or unpleasant mood. The results indicated that when Ss were confronted with the person for whom the message was intended (1) their mood tended to shift in a direction that was consistent with …
Interactive effects of new valence and attraction on communicator behavior
Reinforcement effects of attitude similarity and source evaluation on discrimination learning
Effects of felt adequacy and opportunity to reciprocate on help seeking
Some Message Variables and the Mum Effect
A separate group of subjects scaled 55 messages with regard to pleasantness for a potential recipient (N = 53), desire to communicate (N = 55), obligation to communication (N = 57), and the probability with which they would communicate each (N = 56). These ratings were used to test the hypothesis that message transmission is a function of felt obligation and desire to transmit, and that felt desire and obligation to transmit, in turn, are functio…
Fear of Negative Evaluation and the Reluctance to Transmit Bad News
An experiment was conducted to determine whether reluctance to transmit an overheard message intended for a stranger depends on (1) fear of negative evaluation by that stranger and (2) fear of the message's anticipated consequences for him. It was reasoned that a messenger would fear negative evaluation if he were identified by the recipient. The hypothesis that bad news would be transmitted less completely and spontaneously than good news was su…
On the reluctance to communicate bad news (the mum effect)
Recent experiences with gestalt, encounter and hypnotic techniques
News Valence and Available Recipient as Determinants of News Transmission
Similarity of objective fate as a determinant of the reluctance to transmit unpleasant information
On the Reluctance to Communicate Undesirable Messages (The MUM Effect)
The present study generalized a previously observed reluctance to transmit bad news to a field situation in which the conveying of bad news is a natural, recurring phenomenon. In a sample of 27 applicants for aid to the disabled, the time taken to communicate the agency's decision to the client was longer if the decision was to deny aid than if it was to grant aid ( p < .08)
On Reluctance to Communicate Undesirable Information
The effect of discrepancy between subjective and physical intensity of electric shock on decision time1
The comparative roles of informational and material commodities in interpersonal transactions
The Influence of the Peer Group on the Attitudes of Girls toward Color Differences
Postdecision affinity for incompatible information
Parental Coerciveness, Child Autonomy, and Child's Role at School
The present study is part of a larger research project dealing with the effects of the child's experiences in the home on his role at school. The independent variables dealt with here will be parental coerciveness and child autonomy, as perceived by the child. By parental coerciveness, we mean the extent to which the parents punish the child, physically or by deprivation. By child autonomy, we mean the extent to which the child is free to act wit…
The Dynamics of Power
On Reluctance to Communicate Undesirable Information
Effects of felt adequacy and opportunity to reciprocate on help seeking
Reactions of would-be helpers whose offer of help is spurned
An experiment was conducted to test the proposition that rejection of help by a needy recipient constitutes a negative expectancy violation for the would-be helper. The helper will react to this self-threat by expressing negative affect, unfavorable evaluations of the recipient, low attraction to the recipient, and causal attributions for the rejection that cast the recipient in an unflattering light. To test these hypotheses, college freshmen we…
Postdecision affinity for incompatible information
Aggression as equity restoration
Effects of motive for helping, recipient's inability to reciprocate, and sex on devaluation of the recipient's competence
Interactive effects of new valence and attraction on communicator behavior
Similarity of objective fate as a determinant of the reluctance to transmit unpleasant information
The comparative roles of informational and material commodities in interpersonal transactions
Parental Coerciveness, Child Autonomy, and Child's Role at School
The present study is part of a larger research project dealing with the effects of the child's experiences in the home on his role at school. The independent variables dealt with here will be parental coerciveness and child autonomy, as perceived by the child. By parental coerciveness, we mean the extent to which the parents punish the child, physically or by deprivation. By child autonomy, we mean the extent to which the child is free to act wit…
Desired Change in Self and Others as a Function of Resource Ownership
The effects of being spurned and self-esteem on depersonalization and coping preferences in kindergarten teachers
Reinforcement effects of attitude similarity and source evaluation on discrimination learning
The Dynamics of Power
Intestinal Absorption and Hepatic Uptake of Radioactive Vitamin B12 in Various Age Groups and the Effect of Intrinsic Factor Preparations
Parental Coerciveness, Child Autonomy, and Child's Role at School
The present study is part of a larger research project dealing with the effects of the child's experiences in the home on his role at school. The independent variables dealt with here will be parental coerciveness and child autonomy, as perceived by the child. By parental coerciveness, we mean the extent to which the parents punish the child, physically or by deprivation. By child autonomy, we mean the extent to which the child is free to act wit…
Desired Change in Self and Others as a Function of Resource Ownership
Postdecision affinity for incompatible information
The Influence of the Peer Group on the Attitudes of Girls toward Color Differences
The effect of discrepancy between subjective and physical intensity of electric shock on decision time1
The comparative roles of informational and material commodities in interpersonal transactions
On Reluctance to Communicate Undesirable Information
On the Reluctance to Communicate Undesirable Messages (The MUM Effect)
The present study generalized a previously observed reluctance to transmit bad news to a field situation in which the conveying of bad news is a natural, recurring phenomenon. In a sample of 27 applicants for aid to the disabled, the time taken to communicate the agency's decision to the client was longer if the decision was to deny aid than if it was to grant aid ( p < .08)
Some Message Variables and the Mum Effect
A separate group of subjects scaled 55 messages with regard to pleasantness for a potential recipient (N = 53), desire to communicate (N = 55), obligation to communication (N = 57), and the probability with which they would communicate each (N = 56). These ratings were used to test the hypothesis that message transmission is a function of felt obligation and desire to transmit, and that felt desire and obligation to transmit, in turn, are functio…
Fear of Negative Evaluation and the Reluctance to Transmit Bad News
An experiment was conducted to determine whether reluctance to transmit an overheard message intended for a stranger depends on (1) fear of negative evaluation by that stranger and (2) fear of the message's anticipated consequences for him. It was reasoned that a messenger would fear negative evaluation if he were identified by the recipient. The hypothesis that bad news would be transmitted less completely and spontaneously than good news was su…
On the reluctance to communicate bad news (the mum effect)
Recent experiences with gestalt, encounter and hypnotic techniques
News Valence and Available Recipient as Determinants of News Transmission
Similarity of objective fate as a determinant of the reluctance to transmit unpleasant information
Communicator Mood and the Reluctance to Transmit Undesirable Messages (The Mum Effect)1
In order to examine the effects of mood on the transmission of good and bad news 48 female Ss, recruited for an “aesthetics experiment,” overheard a message intended for another S containing either good or had news, and were subsequently put into a pleasant or unpleasant mood. The results indicated that when Ss were confronted with the person for whom the message was intended (1) their mood tended to shift in a direction that was consistent with …
Interactive effects of new valence and attraction on communicator behavior
Reinforcement effects of attitude similarity and source evaluation on discrimination learning
Effects of felt adequacy and opportunity to reciprocate on help seeking
Why Subjects Say They Would or Would Not Communicate Affectively Toned Messages
Each of 98 subjects was presented with 10 of 30 messages varying in the extent to which the message connoted good or bad news for the recipient. Within a standard communication situation, subjects were asked to indicate if they would transmit each message and to list their reasons for the decision to transmit or not transmit. Results of a content analysis of reasons indicated that, with increasing frequency, persons justify their communication de…
Evaluating an intervention program for the elderly
The psychotherapeutic and hypnotherapeutic approaches of Milton H. Erickson, M.D
Psychological differentiation and the evaluation of juridic information
Effects of motive for helping, recipient's inability to reciprocate, and sex on devaluation of the recipient's competence
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