Graham M Vaughan
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3885428 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Graham M Vaughan |
| NOMBRES | Graham M |
| APELLIDO | Vaughan |
| FIRMA | VAUGHAN G M |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Auckland |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 55 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1960 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Social Psychology
Ganhos e perdas
As últimas projeções demográficas e econômicas apontam para um número cada vez maior de aposentados no mundo inteiro. A aposentadoria revelou-se como um dos maiores desafios da atualidade. Entretanto, são raros os estudos sobre as atitudes dos trabalhadores diante desta transição. Este artigo tem por objetivo analisar as atitudes de 517 executivos de grandes organizações no Brasil e na Nova Zelândia, avaliadas pela importância dada aos ganhos e à…
A neglected innovator in sports psychology
(1997). A neglected innovator in sports psychology: Norman Triplett and the early history of competitive performance. The International Journal of the History of Sport: Vol. 14, No. 2, pp. 82-99
How we see one another
Language attitudes, ethnicity and social class in New Zealand
The extent to which ethnic speech styles can be detected, and how they and English R.P. are evaluated, have been problematic issues in the small literature devoted to New Zealand speech varieties. In the present study, samples of spontaneous speech of English, Dutch, Maori and Pakeha speakers (from three status groups) were presented on audiotapes to 120 students. Ratings were made on four Social and four Personal Scales, while an attempt to desc…
Bias in Reward Allocation in an Intergroup and an Interpersonal Context
Children's strategies in giving money to others were examined in an intergroup condition, based on a weak' act of social categorization, and in an interpersonal condition, based on strong friendship choice. Over a series of trials, coins were arranged on cards so that each decision was made in a 3 x 2 matrix. Children used a Maximum Difference (relative gain) strategy to a marked degree, a Maximum Ingroup Payoff (absolute gain) to some extent, bu…
Was 1898 a "great date" in the history of experimental social psychology
It is customary for modern social psychology textbooks to claim that experimental social psychology began in 1898, the year in which Norman Triplett published the results of his investigation into the dynamogenic factors in pacemaking and competition. An historical enquiry shows this claim to be quite without foundation, and it is postulated that the Triplett experiment functions as an “origin myth” which is sustained by inductivist approaches to…
Social change and intergroup preferences in New Zealand
Twelve hundred Maori and Pakeha (White, European) children in New Zealand ranging from five to twelve years of age, have been tested for intergroup preferences in a series of studies. These investigations spanned the years 1961–1970, and were conducted in four different regions, Previous analysis of these results had concentrated on the ontogeny of ethnic awareness and attitude development, and has not succeeded in relating distinct regional diff…
Church Membership and Personality
Groups of active churchmembers and non-churchmemhers were examined for personality changes over a five-year period. Personality assessment was obtained through use of the Sixteen Personality Factor (16 PF) questionnaire. Results indicated that at both testing times the active churchmember group was significantly and consistently different on several personality dimensions. Specifically the active churchmembers tended to be more tender-minded, hig…
Racial Issues in New Zealand
Using Balanced Scales to Control Acquiescence
The contamination of personality inventories and attitude scales by acquiescent response style is a continuing problem. Research with a recently-devised conservatism scale demonstrates empirically that the balanced keying of items is sufficient to prevent such contamination if item ambiguity is kept to a minimum. Such a scale also enables a statistical assessment of the degree to which unbalanced scales are biased by this response style. As is we…
Beyond tests of significance
Conformity and authoritarianism reexamined
The trans-situational aspect of conforming behavior1
Conformity to group pressure in relation to the value of the task material
Eliminating a Non-Scale Type From a Social Distance Scale
Eliminating a Non-Scale Type from a Social Distance Scale
Effect of Interpolating Continuous Reinforcement between Partial Training and Extinction
Taylor MAS and group conformity pressure
Social change and intergroup preferences in New Zealand
Twelve hundred Maori and Pakeha (White, European) children in New Zealand ranging from five to twelve years of age, have been tested for intergroup preferences in a series of studies. These investigations spanned the years 1961–1970, and were conducted in four different regions, Previous analysis of these results had concentrated on the ontogeny of ethnic awareness and attitude development, and has not succeeded in relating distinct regional diff…
Bias in Reward Allocation in an Intergroup and an Interpersonal Context
Children's strategies in giving money to others were examined in an intergroup condition, based on a weak' act of social categorization, and in an interpersonal condition, based on strong friendship choice. Over a series of trials, coins were arranged on cards so that each decision was made in a 3 x 2 matrix. Children used a Maximum Difference (relative gain) strategy to a marked degree, a Maximum Ingroup Payoff (absolute gain) to some extent, bu…
Using Balanced Scales to Control Acquiescence
The contamination of personality inventories and attitude scales by acquiescent response style is a continuing problem. Research with a recently-devised conservatism scale demonstrates empirically that the balanced keying of items is sufficient to prevent such contamination if item ambiguity is kept to a minimum. Such a scale also enables a statistical assessment of the degree to which unbalanced scales are biased by this response style. As is we…
Ganhos e perdas
As últimas projeções demográficas e econômicas apontam para um número cada vez maior de aposentados no mundo inteiro. A aposentadoria revelou-se como um dos maiores desafios da atualidade. Entretanto, são raros os estudos sobre as atitudes dos trabalhadores diante desta transição. Este artigo tem por objetivo analisar as atitudes de 517 executivos de grandes organizações no Brasil e na Nova Zelândia, avaliadas pela importância dada aos ganhos e à…
Beyond tests of significance
Language attitudes, ethnicity and social class in New Zealand
The extent to which ethnic speech styles can be detected, and how they and English R.P. are evaluated, have been problematic issues in the small literature devoted to New Zealand speech varieties. In the present study, samples of spontaneous speech of English, Dutch, Maori and Pakeha speakers (from three status groups) were presented on audiotapes to 120 students. Ratings were made on four Social and four Personal Scales, while an attempt to desc…
How we see one another
Conformity and authoritarianism reexamined
Taylor MAS and group conformity pressure
Effect of Interpolating Continuous Reinforcement between Partial Training and Extinction
Eliminating a Non-Scale Type From a Social Distance Scale
Eliminating a Non-Scale Type from a Social Distance Scale
Conformity to group pressure in relation to the value of the task material
The trans-situational aspect of conforming behavior1
Conformity and authoritarianism reexamined
Beyond tests of significance
Using Balanced Scales to Control Acquiescence
The contamination of personality inventories and attitude scales by acquiescent response style is a continuing problem. Research with a recently-devised conservatism scale demonstrates empirically that the balanced keying of items is sufficient to prevent such contamination if item ambiguity is kept to a minimum. Such a scale also enables a statistical assessment of the degree to which unbalanced scales are biased by this response style. As is we…
Racial Issues in New Zealand
Church Membership and Personality
Groups of active churchmembers and non-churchmemhers were examined for personality changes over a five-year period. Personality assessment was obtained through use of the Sixteen Personality Factor (16 PF) questionnaire. Results indicated that at both testing times the active churchmember group was significantly and consistently different on several personality dimensions. Specifically the active churchmembers tended to be more tender-minded, hig…
Social change and intergroup preferences in New Zealand
Twelve hundred Maori and Pakeha (White, European) children in New Zealand ranging from five to twelve years of age, have been tested for intergroup preferences in a series of studies. These investigations spanned the years 1961–1970, and were conducted in four different regions, Previous analysis of these results had concentrated on the ontogeny of ethnic awareness and attitude development, and has not succeeded in relating distinct regional diff…
Was 1898 a "great date" in the history of experimental social psychology
It is customary for modern social psychology textbooks to claim that experimental social psychology began in 1898, the year in which Norman Triplett published the results of his investigation into the dynamogenic factors in pacemaking and competition. An historical enquiry shows this claim to be quite without foundation, and it is postulated that the Triplett experiment functions as an “origin myth” which is sustained by inductivist approaches to…
Bias in Reward Allocation in an Intergroup and an Interpersonal Context
Children's strategies in giving money to others were examined in an intergroup condition, based on a weak' act of social categorization, and in an interpersonal condition, based on strong friendship choice. Over a series of trials, coins were arranged on cards so that each decision was made in a 3 x 2 matrix. Children used a Maximum Difference (relative gain) strategy to a marked degree, a Maximum Ingroup Payoff (absolute gain) to some extent, bu…
Language attitudes, ethnicity and social class in New Zealand
The extent to which ethnic speech styles can be detected, and how they and English R.P. are evaluated, have been problematic issues in the small literature devoted to New Zealand speech varieties. In the present study, samples of spontaneous speech of English, Dutch, Maori and Pakeha speakers (from three status groups) were presented on audiotapes to 120 students. Ratings were made on four Social and four Personal Scales, while an attempt to desc…
How we see one another
A neglected innovator in sports psychology
(1997). A neglected innovator in sports psychology: Norman Triplett and the early history of competitive performance. The International Journal of the History of Sport: Vol. 14, No. 2, pp. 82-99
Ganhos e perdas
As últimas projeções demográficas e econômicas apontam para um número cada vez maior de aposentados no mundo inteiro. A aposentadoria revelou-se como um dos maiores desafios da atualidade. Entretanto, são raros os estudos sobre as atitudes dos trabalhadores diante desta transição. Este artigo tem por objetivo analisar as atitudes de 517 executivos de grandes organizações no Brasil e na Nova Zelândia, avaliadas pela importância dada aos ganhos e à…
Social Psychology
Psychology (16 obras) · Social Psychology (12 obras) · Social Psychology (8 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Mathematics (4 obras) · Conformity (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Geography (3 obras)