Edward E Sampson
Biographic Data
| ID | 109122 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Edward E Sampson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Edward E |
| FAMILY NAME | Sampson |
| SIGNATURE | SAMPSON E E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Berkeley |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 48 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 234 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 48 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 8 |
Dialogic Partners and the Shaping of Social Reality: Implications for Good and Evil in Milgram’s Studies of Obedience
Contrasting Ethical Challenges
Unconditional Kindness to Strangers: Human Sociality and the Foundation for an Ethical Psychology
Relational science has become an increasingly important paradigm in psychology. Its emphasis on the centrality of interpersonal relationships to psychological processes and its insistence that such relationships are the key to human survival and well-being appear to be the needed antidote to the problems of the individualistic paradigm. Unfortunately, however, even while talking the language of relationships, relational science continues to walk …
Rapprochement versus Thinking in Oppositions
Diversity American style
Diversity American style
Reinterpreting individualism and collectivism: Their religious roots and monologic versus dialogic person–other relationship
Examining the religious roots of individualism and collectivism and seeing them as defining alternative conceptions of the person-other relationship reveal a close link between Christianity and the former and between rabbinic Judaism and the latter. Comparisons between these 2 religious formations in the Western world expose a relationship between Christian individualism and an instrumental and monologic understanding of the person-other relation…
The Romantic and the Postmodern
This critique takes issue with some of the central ideas reflected in Schneider’s article. In particular, concerns are raised both about the role of theory rather than historical contributions in shaping human experiences and the complexities involved in the search for an underlying universal sameness within individuals to resolve current social and personal problems. Universalism versus particularism or sameness versus difference is much more co…
Establishing Embodiment in Psychology
The dominant discourse within the western tradition and within the psychology it has spawned can be described as exclusionary: history, culture and community are generally not considered as central to understanding what are presumed to be universal psychological processes. Although the challenger and possible successor to the dominant tradition's discourses, social constructionism, is inclusive of history, culture and community, it shares with th…
Sperry's cognitive revolution
Sperry's cognitive revolution
Justice and the neutral state: A postmodern, feminist critique of lehning's account of justice
Identity politics: Challenges to psychology's understanding
Identity politics: Challenges to psychology's understanding
The Democraticization of Psychology
Miller's (1969) influential paper argued that psychology must `give away' its scientific outputs to the people, thus signaling a process of democraticization based on a conventional understanding of the science and practice of psychology; a view that privileges the scientifically generated findings over other forms. In this paper, I argue for a democraticization of inputs, based on an ethnopsychological view of the science and practice of psychol…
The challenge of social change for psychology: Globalization and psychology's theory of the person
The challenge of social change for psychology: Globalization and psychology's theory of the person
The debate on individualism: Indigenous psychologies of the individual and their role in personal and societal functioning
What Has Been Inadvertently Rediscovered? A Commentary
The decentralization of identity: Toward a revised concept of personal and social order
The decentralization of identity: Toward a revised concept of personal and social order
Justice and the Critique of Pure Psychology
The Critical Theory of Society
"Cognitive psychology and social change": Rejoinder
"Cognitive psychology and social change": Rejoinder
Psychology and the American ideal
On Justice as Equality
A critical reexamination of the equity theory conception of justice is presented; the alternative, justice as equality, is introduced and examined, utilizing both theoretical and empirical materials to develop the argument. The implications of these two alternate perspectives on justice are examined with emphasis on the sociohistorical roots and present support for what is presumably a psychological principle i.e., equity is the natural preferred…
Reinterpreting individualism and collectivism: Their religious roots and monologic versus dialogic person–other relationship
Examining the religious roots of individualism and collectivism and seeing them as defining alternative conceptions of the person-other relationship reveal a close link between Christianity and the former and between rabbinic Judaism and the latter. Comparisons between these 2 religious formations in the Western world expose a relationship between Christian individualism and an instrumental and monologic understanding of the person-other relation…
Status Congruence and Cognitive Consistency
Scientific paradigms and social values: Wanted—a scientific revolution
Cognitive consistency and performance in the autokinetic situation
Age, sex, class, and race differences in response to a two-person non-zero-sum game
Student Activism and the Decade of Protest
The Effects of Role and Opinion Deviation on Small Group Behavior
What Has Been Inadvertently Rediscovered? A Commentary
An examination of the relationship between ordinal position, personality, and conformity: An extension, replication, and partial verification
A further examination of the confirmation or nonconfirmation of expectancies and desires
Birth order, need achievement, and conformity
The Romantic and the Postmodern
This critique takes issue with some of the central ideas reflected in Schneider’s article. In particular, concerns are raised both about the role of theory rather than historical contributions in shaping human experiences and the complexities involved in the search for an underlying universal sameness within individuals to resolve current social and personal problems. Universalism versus particularism or sameness versus difference is much more co…
Induction of prestige suggestion through classical conditioning
Contrasting Ethical Challenges
Justice and the neutral state: A postmodern, feminist critique of lehning's account of justice
The Present Position of Social Psychology
Birth order, need achievement, and conformity
Achievement in conflict1
Status Congruence and Cognitive Consistency
The development of a projective measure of the need for independence: A theoretical statement and some preliminary evidence
The Effects of Role and Opinion Deviation on Small Group Behavior
Induction of prestige suggestion through classical conditioning
Cognitive consistency and performance in the autokinetic situation
A further examination of the confirmation or nonconfirmation of expectancies and desires
Age, sex, class, and race differences in response to a two-person non-zero-sum game
The Present Position of Social Psychology
Learning verbal referents of phonetic symbols
Student Activism and the Decade of Protest
An examination of the relationship between ordinal position, personality, and conformity: An extension, replication, and partial verification
Leader Orientation and T-Group Effectiveness
By extending Fiedler's conception of leader orientation, it was hypothesized that groups led by trainers oriented toward the group members most liked by their group are more effective-in terms of member satisfaction and achievement of group goals-than groups led by trainers oriented toward least-liked members of their group. This hypothesis was tested by comparing three T Groups whose leaders were oriented toward the "sociometric stars" in their …
Social Psychology and Contemporary Society
On Justice as Equality
A critical reexamination of the equity theory conception of justice is presented; the alternative, justice as equality, is introduced and examined, utilizing both theoretical and empirical materials to develop the argument. The implications of these two alternate perspectives on justice are examined with emphasis on the sociohistorical roots and present support for what is presumably a psychological principle i.e., equity is the natural preferred…
Psychology and the American ideal
Personality and the location of identity1
It was hypothesized that individuals vary in their general environmental orientation: some are oriented to the internal and some to the external environment. We next predicted that this difference would be reflected in the location of those characteristics by which such persons define their identity. A sample of 150 persons judged the location of a set of 22 identity characteristics. These characteristics were rated on importance for self and the…
Scientific paradigms and social values: Wanted--a scientific revolution
Scientific paradigms and social values: Wanted—a scientific revolution
A response to a comment
A response to a comment
Cognitive psychology as ideology
"Cognitive psychology and social change": Rejoinder
"Cognitive psychology and social change": Rejoinder
Psychology (45 works) · Social Psychology (29 works) · Sociology (24 works) · Epistemology (19 works) · Philosophy (19 works) · Political science (14 works) · Social Psychology (13 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (12 works) · Law (10 works) · Cognitive psychology (9 works)