Harry S Upshaw
Biographic Data
| ID | 131906 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Harry S Upshaw |
| GIVEN NAMES | Harry S |
| FAMILY NAME | Upshaw |
| SIGNATURE | UPSHAW H S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Illinois Chicago |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 88 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1956 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
East Asians' Responses to Western Health Items
A consistent disparity has been found between interview and self-report data on East Asian mental health. Two hypotheses, incomparability of item content and cultural differences in the social desirability of items, were raised as plausible explanations for the disparity. An empirical test rejected the hypothesis of cultural differences in the social desirability of questionnaire items. With somewhat less confidence, the content incomparability h…
Social influence on attitudes and on anchoring of congeneric attitude scales
Out of the laboratory and into Wonderland: A critique of the Kinder, Smith, and Gerard adventure with perspective theory
Judgment and Decision Processes in the Formation and Change of Social Attitudes
Race differences in the judgment of attitude statements over a thirty-five year period1
Race differences in the judgment of statements of attitude toward the Negro were examined to assess comparative reference scale shifts over a 35-year period Reference scale origin became more pro-Negro for both races over tune, with whites shifting more than Negroes In 1929 Negroes judged the items as being more anti-Negro than did whites, this race difference was reversed for the 1962 and 1964 samples Reference scale unit was smaller for Negroes…
The effect of unit size on the range of the reference scale
Content versus self-rating in attitude research
The Personal Reference Scale: An Approach to Social Judgment
Stimulus range and the judgmental unit
Self-persuasion, social approval, and task success as determinants of self-esteem following impression management
Comparison level as a function of reward-cost orientation1
The effect of variable perspectives on judgments of opinion statements for Thurstone scales: Equal-appearing intervals
A linear alternative to assimilation-contrast: A reply to Manis
Own attitude as an anchor in equal-appearing intervals
Agreement with Ethical Standards
Own attitude as an anchor in equal-appearing intervals
The effect of variable perspectives on judgments of opinion statements for Thurstone scales: Equal-appearing intervals
Social influence on attitudes and on anchoring of congeneric attitude scales
Content versus self-rating in attitude research
East Asians' Responses to Western Health Items
A consistent disparity has been found between interview and self-report data on East Asian mental health. Two hypotheses, incomparability of item content and cultural differences in the social desirability of items, were raised as plausible explanations for the disparity. An empirical test rejected the hypothesis of cultural differences in the social desirability of questionnaire items. With somewhat less confidence, the content incomparability h…
Stimulus range and the judgmental unit
Self-persuasion, social approval, and task success as determinants of self-esteem following impression management
The effect of unit size on the range of the reference scale
Agreement with Ethical Standards
Own attitude as an anchor in equal-appearing intervals
A linear alternative to assimilation-contrast: A reply to Manis
The effect of variable perspectives on judgments of opinion statements for Thurstone scales: Equal-appearing intervals
Comparison level as a function of reward-cost orientation1
Self-persuasion, social approval, and task success as determinants of self-esteem following impression management
The Personal Reference Scale: An Approach to Social Judgment
Stimulus range and the judgmental unit
Race differences in the judgment of attitude statements over a thirty-five year period1
Race differences in the judgment of statements of attitude toward the Negro were examined to assess comparative reference scale shifts over a 35-year period Reference scale origin became more pro-Negro for both races over tune, with whites shifting more than Negroes In 1929 Negroes judged the items as being more anti-Negro than did whites, this race difference was reversed for the 1962 and 1964 samples Reference scale unit was smaller for Negroes…
The effect of unit size on the range of the reference scale
Content versus self-rating in attitude research
Judgment and Decision Processes in the Formation and Change of Social Attitudes
Out of the laboratory and into Wonderland: A critique of the Kinder, Smith, and Gerard adventure with perspective theory
Social influence on attitudes and on anchoring of congeneric attitude scales
East Asians' Responses to Western Health Items
A consistent disparity has been found between interview and self-report data on East Asian mental health. Two hypotheses, incomparability of item content and cultural differences in the social desirability of items, were raised as plausible explanations for the disparity. An empirical test rejected the hypothesis of cultural differences in the social desirability of questionnaire items. With somewhat less confidence, the content incomparability h…
Psychology (15 works) · Social Psychology (12 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Geography (4 works) · Behavioral and Psychological Studies (3 works) · Cartography (3 works) · Cultural Differences and Values (3 works) · Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics (3 works) · Scale (ratio (3 works) · Social and Intergroup Psychology (3 works)