B G Rosenberg
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 704329 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | B G Rosenberg |
| NOMBRES | B G |
| APELLIDO | Rosenberg |
| FIRMA | ROSENBERG B G |
| AFILIACIONES | Bowling Green State University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1953 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2000 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Birth Order and Personality
Frank Sulloway (1996) has stirred up great debate with his thesis that birth order explains and predicts people's proclivity to rebel. Scientists, scholars, business writers, and the broad reading and talk-television public alike all have weighed in to discuss the value and veridicality of Sulloway's thesis. Though many think he may be on to something, certain voices—Frederic Townsend's included—argue that his opus is simply bunk
A Revolution in Family Life
The present article examines the need for family policy, acknowledging its potentially invasive nature and emphasizing its profound impact on extended areas such as health, education, the status of women, and national economies. Using the enormous problem of overpopulation in China, the earth's most populous nation, we detail the problem, its development, and family policy as the Chinese government's response (the one‐child mandate) to the proble…
Tomboyism
The meager research available on tomboyism is based on the assumption that it is rare and abnormal. Following an initial observation that 78% of a group of undergraduate women reported having been tomboys in childhood, the frequency of tomboyism was assessed in two samples, one of junior-high girls, the other of adult women. In the junior-high sample, 63% reported being tomboys, while 51% of the adult women reported having been tomboys in childho…
Are Pronounceability and Effort Ratings Psychologically Equivalent
Is Underwood and Schulz's (1960) pronounceability scale psychologically equivalent to Ryan and Smith's (1954) effort scale for work? CVCs with high or low m ′ values (Noble, 1961) were rated on both scales. Judgments of equivalence were inconsistent over S s and CVCs. The scales are not parallel by Gulliksen's (1950) criteria. They correlate .99 and over-all have nearly equal means, variances, and covariances. Differential effects of work on rate…
Sibling age spacing effects upon cognition
Pronounceability Ratings of Some CVCs
95 CVCs were rated for pronounceability ( p ') on a modification of Underwood and Schulz's 9-point scale. The correlation between testretest mean p ' ratings of the CVCs was .99. Correlation between mean p ' ratings of CVCs by two different groups of raters was .96. Mean p ' ratings of the two groups correlated .88 and .95 with Noble's m ' ratings of CVCs. Stability of the means in conjunction with the correlations is evidence that the p ' scale …
Family interaction effects on masculinity-femininity
Learning verbal referents of phonetic symbols
Symbolic meaning and color naming
Representational Value, Meaningfulness, and Pronunciability in Serial Learning
60 S s were randomly assigned to 1 of 4 verbal learning conditions involving a serial task. The differential effects on learning of stimuli representing referent dimensions (representational value) were contrasted with the more typical dimension of meaningfulness (association value). The relationship of pronunciability to those two dimensions was also evaluated. While data suggest that association value and, to some extent, representational value…
A study of postural-gestural communication
Mental Hospital Ward Attendants' Work Attitudes and their Work Experience in “Front” or “Back” Wards
(1963). Mental Hospital Ward Attendants' Work Attitudes and their Work Experience in “Front” or “Back” Wards. The Journal of General Psychology: Vol. 68, No. 1, pp. 173-180
Selected Success and Failure Experiences as Factors in Bender Gestalt Performances
Sixty Years of Historical Change in the Game Preferences of American Children
Authoritarianism and Aesthetic Choice
Compulsiveness as a Determinant in Selected Cognitive‐Perceptual Performances 1
Tomboyism
The meager research available on tomboyism is based on the assumption that it is rare and abnormal. Following an initial observation that 78% of a group of undergraduate women reported having been tomboys in childhood, the frequency of tomboyism was assessed in two samples, one of junior-high girls, the other of adult women. In the junior-high sample, 63% reported being tomboys, while 51% of the adult women reported having been tomboys in childho…
Sibling age spacing effects upon cognition
A Revolution in Family Life
The present article examines the need for family policy, acknowledging its potentially invasive nature and emphasizing its profound impact on extended areas such as health, education, the status of women, and national economies. Using the enormous problem of overpopulation in China, the earth's most populous nation, we detail the problem, its development, and family policy as the Chinese government's response (the one‐child mandate) to the proble…
Sixty Years of Historical Change in the Game Preferences of American Children
Family interaction effects on masculinity-femininity
Symbolic meaning and color naming
A study of postural-gestural communication
Authoritarianism and Aesthetic Choice
Compulsiveness as a Determinant in Selected Cognitive‐Perceptual Performances 1
Authoritarianism and Aesthetic Choice
Selected Success and Failure Experiences as Factors in Bender Gestalt Performances
Sixty Years of Historical Change in the Game Preferences of American Children
Mental Hospital Ward Attendants' Work Attitudes and their Work Experience in “Front” or “Back” Wards
(1963). Mental Hospital Ward Attendants' Work Attitudes and their Work Experience in “Front” or “Back” Wards. The Journal of General Psychology: Vol. 68, No. 1, pp. 173-180
Representational Value, Meaningfulness, and Pronunciability in Serial Learning
60 S s were randomly assigned to 1 of 4 verbal learning conditions involving a serial task. The differential effects on learning of stimuli representing referent dimensions (representational value) were contrasted with the more typical dimension of meaningfulness (association value). The relationship of pronunciability to those two dimensions was also evaluated. While data suggest that association value and, to some extent, representational value…
A study of postural-gestural communication
Learning verbal referents of phonetic symbols
Symbolic meaning and color naming
Pronounceability Ratings of Some CVCs
95 CVCs were rated for pronounceability ( p ') on a modification of Underwood and Schulz's 9-point scale. The correlation between testretest mean p ' ratings of the CVCs was .99. Correlation between mean p ' ratings of CVCs by two different groups of raters was .96. Mean p ' ratings of the two groups correlated .88 and .95 with Noble's m ' ratings of CVCs. Stability of the means in conjunction with the correlations is evidence that the p ' scale …
Family interaction effects on masculinity-femininity
Are Pronounceability and Effort Ratings Psychologically Equivalent
Is Underwood and Schulz's (1960) pronounceability scale psychologically equivalent to Ryan and Smith's (1954) effort scale for work? CVCs with high or low m ′ values (Noble, 1961) were rated on both scales. Judgments of equivalence were inconsistent over S s and CVCs. The scales are not parallel by Gulliksen's (1950) criteria. They correlate .99 and over-all have nearly equal means, variances, and covariances. Differential effects of work on rate…
Sibling age spacing effects upon cognition
Tomboyism
The meager research available on tomboyism is based on the assumption that it is rare and abnormal. Following an initial observation that 78% of a group of undergraduate women reported having been tomboys in childhood, the frequency of tomboyism was assessed in two samples, one of junior-high girls, the other of adult women. In the junior-high sample, 63% reported being tomboys, while 51% of the adult women reported having been tomboys in childho…
A Revolution in Family Life
The present article examines the need for family policy, acknowledging its potentially invasive nature and emphasizing its profound impact on extended areas such as health, education, the status of women, and national economies. Using the enormous problem of overpopulation in China, the earth's most populous nation, we detail the problem, its development, and family policy as the Chinese government's response (the one‐child mandate) to the proble…
Birth Order and Personality
Frank Sulloway (1996) has stirred up great debate with his thesis that birth order explains and predicts people's proclivity to rebel. Scientists, scholars, business writers, and the broad reading and talk-television public alike all have weighed in to discuss the value and veridicality of Sulloway's thesis. Though many think he may be on to something, certain voices—Frederic Townsend's included—argue that his opus is simply bunk
Psychology (15 obras) · Social Psychology (8 obras) · Developmental psychology (5 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Cognitive psychology (4 obras) · Psychoanalysis (4 obras) · Cognition (3 obras) · Cognitive Abilities and Testing (3 obras) · Communication (3 obras) · Law (3 obras)