Mitchell R Hammer
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 649941 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Mitchell R Hammer |
| NOMBRES | Mitchell R |
| APELLIDO | Hammer |
| FIRMA | HAMMER M R |
| AFILIACIONES | American University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 27 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 382 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1977 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 10 |
Initiatives for promoting educator wellbeing
This paper presents practical recommendations that can be used to inform the development and evaluation of future initiatives and policy. Applying the consensus derived from this study is likely to make wellbeing initiatives more viable and facilitate uptake amongst educators
A Response to Punti and Dingel’s Critique of the Validity of the Intercultural Development Inventory for Bipoc Students. Comment on Punti, G.; Dingel, M. Rethinking Race, Ethnicity, and the Assessment…
Addressing social inequity and increasing intercultural competence is a critical challenge in the 21st century. This work should be informed by rigorous, scientifically grounded research, accurate interpretations of that research, and the implementation of policies and training that are based upon the integrity of such research efforts. The Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI), because of its psychometric integrity, is one such assessment to…
The Developmental paradigm for intercultural competence research
Organisational Capacity for Engaging with Indigenous Australians
Community capacity building is a common goal for programmes and policies involving Indigenous peoples, but it relies heavily on organisational capacity to work effectively in intercultural settings. This paper reviews the organisational capacity of the senior leaders of Australian Red Cross and institutional efforts to build a culturally appropriate and respectful organisation. It reports results from a survey of the organisation's leadership tea…
Additional cross-cultural validity testing of the Intercultural Development Inventory
Saving Lives
The standoff and ultimate tragedy in Waco, Texas, highlights the potential volatility and uncertainty of crisis negotiations and demonstrates the challenges law enforcement officials face as they attempt to resolve these situations. Hammer's book provides a practical negotiation approach (the S.A.F.E. model) that hostage negotiators and first responders can use to help save lives in situations where violence or the threat of violence is present. …
The Intercultural Conflict Style Inventory
Measuring intercultural sensitivity
Latino and Indochinese interpretive frames in negotiating conflict with law enforcement
An Exploratory Study of Message Affect Behavior
This article presents the results of an investigation wherein Rogan and Hammer's language intensity/message affect coding metric was used for evaluating variability in the emotional language of Euro-Americans and African Americans responding to a freeresponse scenario. Overall, the findings from this study indicate that there are significant differences in the level of affect present in messages communicated by African Americans compared with mes…
Cognitive Differences between Japanese and Americans in their Perceptions of Difficult Social Situations
This study examined the effects of such situational factors as contexts, behavioral rules, and social roles on human behavior in intercultural settings. These situational factors were extracted through an intensive review of the literature on recent schema research. This study was conducted in two phases. Study I was carried out to determine the situations that contained different behavioral rules held by Japanese and Americans. In Study 2, two r…
The Influence of Situational Prototypes on Dimensions of Intercultural Communication Competence
This study examines the influence of situational prototypes on three dimensions of American subjects' intercultural communication competence: (a) understanding of Japanese rules of behaving in specific situations, (b) understanding of Japanese culture in general, and (c) affect toward Japanese culture. In the study, 44 interaction scenarios were constructed involving some misunderstanding between a Japanese and an American regarding the communica…
Assessing Message Affect in Crisis Negotiations An Exploratory Study
In this study, patterns of perpetrator and negotiator message affect behavior in three actual crisis negotiation incidents are examined. The unit of analysis is the uninterrupted talking turn. Overall findings offer reliable support for the coding schemes employed in the study to measure message affect. Using the Michigan State Police four-stage (Introduction and Establishing Contact, Relationship Building, Problem Negotiation, and Resolution) st…
Intercultural communication competence (international and intercultural communication annual, volume 17)
Research, mission statements, and international student advising offices
Theories in intercultural communication
Predictors of intercultural communication competence
Behavioral categories of intercultural communication competence
The Influence of Social Identity and Intimacy of Interethnic Relationships on Uncertainty Reduction Processes
Journal Article The Influence of Social Identity and Intimacy of Interethnic Relationships on Uncertainty Reduction Processes Get access William B. Gudykunst, William B. Gudykunst 1William B. Gudykunst (Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1977) is professor of communication at Arizona State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Mitchell R. Hammer Mitchell R. Hammer 2Mitchell R. Hammer (Ph.D., University o…
The Influence of Ethnicity and Sex on Social Penetration in Close Friendships
Social penetration theory (Altman and Taylor, 1973) is one of the frameworks used to explain the process of relationship development. According to Altman and Taylor, disclosure plays a central role in interpersonal intimacy, with relationships viewed as developing from more superficial exchanges of information to more personal levels of interactions. This process involves greater frequency of communication (breadth of penetration) and increasingl…
The Influence of Ethnicity, Gender, and Dyadic Composition On Uncertainty Reduction in Initial Interactions
Uncertainty reduction theory (Berger and Calabrese, 1975; Berger, 1975, 1979; Berger and Bradac, 1982) is one of the major frameworks employed in the study of interpersonal communication. This theory focuses on how communication is used to gain understanding in interpersonal relationships with uncertainty as the central construct of the perspective. The original explication of the theory (Berger and Calabrese, 1975) presented 7 axioms and 21 theo…
Communication, culture and organizational processes
Behavioral dimensions of intercultural effectiveness
Dimensions of intercultural effectiveness
Dimensions of intercultural effectiveness
Measuring intercultural sensitivity
Dimensions of intercultural effectiveness
Predictors of intercultural communication competence
Behavioral dimensions of intercultural effectiveness
Additional cross-cultural validity testing of the Intercultural Development Inventory
Dimensions of intercultural effectiveness
Behavioral categories of intercultural communication competence
An analysis of an integrated approach to cross-cultural training
The Influence of Social Identity and Intimacy of Interethnic Relationships on Uncertainty Reduction Processes
Journal Article The Influence of Social Identity and Intimacy of Interethnic Relationships on Uncertainty Reduction Processes Get access William B. Gudykunst, William B. Gudykunst 1William B. Gudykunst (Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1977) is professor of communication at Arizona State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Mitchell R. Hammer Mitchell R. Hammer 2Mitchell R. Hammer (Ph.D., University o…
The Intercultural Conflict Style Inventory
The Developmental paradigm for intercultural competence research
Assessing Message Affect in Crisis Negotiations An Exploratory Study
In this study, patterns of perpetrator and negotiator message affect behavior in three actual crisis negotiation incidents are examined. The unit of analysis is the uninterrupted talking turn. Overall findings offer reliable support for the coding schemes employed in the study to measure message affect. Using the Michigan State Police four-stage (Introduction and Establishing Contact, Relationship Building, Problem Negotiation, and Resolution) st…
Organisational Capacity for Engaging with Indigenous Australians
Community capacity building is a common goal for programmes and policies involving Indigenous peoples, but it relies heavily on organisational capacity to work effectively in intercultural settings. This paper reviews the organisational capacity of the senior leaders of Australian Red Cross and institutional efforts to build a culturally appropriate and respectful organisation. It reports results from a survey of the organisation's leadership tea…
Cognitive Differences between Japanese and Americans in their Perceptions of Difficult Social Situations
This study examined the effects of such situational factors as contexts, behavioral rules, and social roles on human behavior in intercultural settings. These situational factors were extracted through an intensive review of the literature on recent schema research. This study was conducted in two phases. Study I was carried out to determine the situations that contained different behavioral rules held by Japanese and Americans. In Study 2, two r…
The Influence of Situational Prototypes on Dimensions of Intercultural Communication Competence
This study examines the influence of situational prototypes on three dimensions of American subjects' intercultural communication competence: (a) understanding of Japanese rules of behaving in specific situations, (b) understanding of Japanese culture in general, and (c) affect toward Japanese culture. In the study, 44 interaction scenarios were constructed involving some misunderstanding between a Japanese and an American regarding the communica…
Research, mission statements, and international student advising offices
Determinants of the Sojourner's Attitudinal Satisfaction
This paper develops a sequential model that specifies the interrelationships among six major variables which determine a sojourner's attitudinal satisfaction with living in another culture. Attitude theory and previous findings on sojourner's adjustment provided the theoretical foundation for the model. The paper argues that a sojourner's general cross-cultural attitude can be separated into its three components: (1) the affective component—the p…
Latino and Indochinese interpretive frames in negotiating conflict with law enforcement
An Exploratory Study of Message Affect Behavior
This article presents the results of an investigation wherein Rogan and Hammer's language intensity/message affect coding metric was used for evaluating variability in the emotional language of Euro-Americans and African Americans responding to a freeresponse scenario. Overall, the findings from this study indicate that there are significant differences in the level of affect present in messages communicated by African Americans compared with mes…
Determinants of the Sojourner's Attitudinal Satisfaction
This paper develops a sequential model that specifies the interrelationships among six major variables which determine a sojourner's attitudinal satisfaction with living in another culture. Attitude theory and previous findings on sojourner's adjustment provided the theoretical foundation for the model. The paper argues that a sojourner's general cross-cultural attitude can be separated into its three components: (1) the affective component—the p…
An analysis of an integrated approach to cross-cultural training
Dimensions of intercultural effectiveness
Dimensions of intercultural effectiveness
The Influence of Ethnicity and Sex on Social Penetration in Close Friendships
Social penetration theory (Altman and Taylor, 1973) is one of the frameworks used to explain the process of relationship development. According to Altman and Taylor, disclosure plays a central role in interpersonal intimacy, with relationships viewed as developing from more superficial exchanges of information to more personal levels of interactions. This process involves greater frequency of communication (breadth of penetration) and increasingl…
The Influence of Ethnicity, Gender, and Dyadic Composition On Uncertainty Reduction in Initial Interactions
Uncertainty reduction theory (Berger and Calabrese, 1975; Berger, 1975, 1979; Berger and Bradac, 1982) is one of the major frameworks employed in the study of interpersonal communication. This theory focuses on how communication is used to gain understanding in interpersonal relationships with uncertainty as the central construct of the perspective. The original explication of the theory (Berger and Calabrese, 1975) presented 7 axioms and 21 theo…
Communication, culture and organizational processes
Behavioral dimensions of intercultural effectiveness
The Influence of Social Identity and Intimacy of Interethnic Relationships on Uncertainty Reduction Processes
Journal Article The Influence of Social Identity and Intimacy of Interethnic Relationships on Uncertainty Reduction Processes Get access William B. Gudykunst, William B. Gudykunst 1William B. Gudykunst (Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1977) is professor of communication at Arizona State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Mitchell R. Hammer Mitchell R. Hammer 2Mitchell R. Hammer (Ph.D., University o…
Predictors of intercultural communication competence
Behavioral categories of intercultural communication competence
Theories in intercultural communication
Research, mission statements, and international student advising offices
Intercultural communication competence (international and intercultural communication annual, volume 17)
Assessing Message Affect in Crisis Negotiations An Exploratory Study
In this study, patterns of perpetrator and negotiator message affect behavior in three actual crisis negotiation incidents are examined. The unit of analysis is the uninterrupted talking turn. Overall findings offer reliable support for the coding schemes employed in the study to measure message affect. Using the Michigan State Police four-stage (Introduction and Establishing Contact, Relationship Building, Problem Negotiation, and Resolution) st…
The Influence of Situational Prototypes on Dimensions of Intercultural Communication Competence
This study examines the influence of situational prototypes on three dimensions of American subjects' intercultural communication competence: (a) understanding of Japanese rules of behaving in specific situations, (b) understanding of Japanese culture in general, and (c) affect toward Japanese culture. In the study, 44 interaction scenarios were constructed involving some misunderstanding between a Japanese and an American regarding the communica…
An Exploratory Study of Message Affect Behavior
This article presents the results of an investigation wherein Rogan and Hammer's language intensity/message affect coding metric was used for evaluating variability in the emotional language of Euro-Americans and African Americans responding to a freeresponse scenario. Overall, the findings from this study indicate that there are significant differences in the level of affect present in messages communicated by African Americans compared with mes…
Cognitive Differences between Japanese and Americans in their Perceptions of Difficult Social Situations
This study examined the effects of such situational factors as contexts, behavioral rules, and social roles on human behavior in intercultural settings. These situational factors were extracted through an intensive review of the literature on recent schema research. This study was conducted in two phases. Study I was carried out to determine the situations that contained different behavioral rules held by Japanese and Americans. In Study 2, two r…
Latino and Indochinese interpretive frames in negotiating conflict with law enforcement
Measuring intercultural sensitivity
The Intercultural Conflict Style Inventory
Saving Lives
The standoff and ultimate tragedy in Waco, Texas, highlights the potential volatility and uncertainty of crisis negotiations and demonstrates the challenges law enforcement officials face as they attempt to resolve these situations. Hammer's book provides a practical negotiation approach (the S.A.F.E. model) that hostage negotiators and first responders can use to help save lives in situations where violence or the threat of violence is present. …
Additional cross-cultural validity testing of the Intercultural Development Inventory
Organisational Capacity for Engaging with Indigenous Australians
Community capacity building is a common goal for programmes and policies involving Indigenous peoples, but it relies heavily on organisational capacity to work effectively in intercultural settings. This paper reviews the organisational capacity of the senior leaders of Australian Red Cross and institutional efforts to build a culturally appropriate and respectful organisation. It reports results from a survey of the organisation's leadership tea…
The Developmental paradigm for intercultural competence research
Psychology (25 obras) · Social Psychology (21 obras) · International Student and Expatriate Challenges (17 obras) · Social Psychology (17 obras) · Sociology (12 obras) · Cultural Differences and Values (10 obras) · Developmental psychology (7 obras) · Pedagogy (7 obras) · Competence (human resources (6 obras) · Political science (6 obras)