Leslie Zebrowitz Mcarthur
Biographic Data
| ID | 114794 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Leslie Zebrowitz Mcarthur |
| GIVEN NAMES | Leslie Zebrowitz |
| FAMILY NAME | Mcarthur |
| SIGNATURE | MCARTHUR L Z |
| AFFILIATIONS | Brandeis University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 36 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Cross-Cultural Agreement in Perceptions of Babyfaced Adults
Two studies investigated Korean college students' perceptions of babyfaced adults. The first study replicated McArthur and Apatow's (1983-1984) investigation of U.S. students' impressions of schematic adult male and female faces. The second study replicated Berry and McArthur's (1985) investigation of U.S. students' impressions of 20 young adult Caucasian male faces. The studies revealed near perfect agreement between U.S. and Korean subjects reg…
Figural emphasis and person perception
Note on Sex Differences in Causal Attribution
16 male and 16 female subjects made causal attributions for four types of responses ostensibly made by other people—positive and negative manifest and positive and negative subjective. Females more often than males attributed subjective responses to the external stimulus, and they more often than males attributed manifest responses to the external circumstances. Some implications of these results for understanding sex differences in attributions …
The Portrayal of Men and Women in American Television Commercials
The characteristics of adult male and female models in randomly selected television commercials were systematically coded, and several significant sex differences were discovered. More men than women are presented in television commercials, the basis for the credibility of those men and women who are presented differs as do their roles, their location, their arguments on behalf of a product, and the rewards they reap for using a product. These se…
Field dependent eating and perception as a function of weight and sex
It was hypothesized that the greater influence of external cues on obese than on normal individuals' eating behavior is a manifestation of a generalized sensitivity to external cues. Responsivity of nut consumption to the external cue of shells on the nuts and responsivity of judgment of verticality to the external cue of a tilted visual field were assessed for male and female, obese and normal-weight subjects. As predicted, both obese subjects' …
Figural emphasis and person perception
Cross-Cultural Agreement in Perceptions of Babyfaced Adults
Two studies investigated Korean college students' perceptions of babyfaced adults. The first study replicated McArthur and Apatow's (1983-1984) investigation of U.S. students' impressions of schematic adult male and female faces. The second study replicated Berry and McArthur's (1985) investigation of U.S. students' impressions of 20 young adult Caucasian male faces. The studies revealed near perfect agreement between U.S. and Korean subjects reg…
The Portrayal of Men and Women in American Television Commercials
The characteristics of adult male and female models in randomly selected television commercials were systematically coded, and several significant sex differences were discovered. More men than women are presented in television commercials, the basis for the credibility of those men and women who are presented differs as do their roles, their location, their arguments on behalf of a product, and the rewards they reap for using a product. These se…
Field dependent eating and perception as a function of weight and sex
It was hypothesized that the greater influence of external cues on obese than on normal individuals' eating behavior is a manifestation of a generalized sensitivity to external cues. Responsivity of nut consumption to the external cue of shells on the nuts and responsivity of judgment of verticality to the external cue of a tilted visual field were assessed for male and female, obese and normal-weight subjects. As predicted, both obese subjects' …
Note on Sex Differences in Causal Attribution
16 male and 16 female subjects made causal attributions for four types of responses ostensibly made by other people—positive and negative manifest and positive and negative subjective. Females more often than males attributed subjective responses to the external stimulus, and they more often than males attributed manifest responses to the external circumstances. Some implications of these results for understanding sex differences in attributions …
Figural emphasis and person perception
Cross-Cultural Agreement in Perceptions of Babyfaced Adults
Two studies investigated Korean college students' perceptions of babyfaced adults. The first study replicated McArthur and Apatow's (1983-1984) investigation of U.S. students' impressions of schematic adult male and female faces. The second study replicated Berry and McArthur's (1985) investigation of U.S. students' impressions of 20 young adult Caucasian male faces. The studies revealed near perfect agreement between U.S. and Korean subjects reg…
Psychology (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Cognitive psychology (4 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Perception (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Attribution (2 works) · Cultural Differences and Values (2 works) · Social and Intergroup Psychology (2 works) · Stimulus (psychology (2 works)