Paul G Banikiotes
Biographic Data
| ID | 1382234 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paul G Banikiotes |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paul G |
| FAMILY NAME | Banikiotes |
| SIGNATURE | BANIKIOTES P G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Notre Dame |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 43 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Effects of Similarity and Actual Levels of Self-Disclosure and Self-Disclosure Flexibiity on Perceptions of Interpersonal Attraction and Adjustment
Fifty-two subjects, high or low in levels of self-disclosure and disclosure flexibility, were selected (from a larger sample of 139) to test the effects of similarity and actual levels of disclosure and disclosure flexibility on perceptions of interpersonal attraction and social adjustment. Subjects rated protocols contrived to be similar! dissimilar in disclosure and in disclosure flexibility levels to that of the subject. Results generally conf…
The Appropriateness of Situational Disclosures and the Perceptions of Interpersonal Attraction and Adjustment
As an elaboration of the concept of self-disclosure, self-disclosure flexibility, defined as the modulation of disclosure in accordance with target and setting conditions, has been related to greater social perceptiveness and generally successful interpersonal functioning. The present study investigated the manner in which the appropriateness of self-disclosure relates to the concept of disclosure flexibility. Subjects rated contrived protocols w…
Cognitive Mediation of Sex-Role Orientation
Seventy-two androgynous and sex-role stereotyped male undergraduates participated in a study which sought to explore the possible cognitive mediation of sex-role orientation. After reading a paragraph consisting of contrived thought listings of an individual considering the purchase of a car, Ss rated the individual on a set of 60 neutral and sex-typed bipolar constructs, each presented along 13-point Likert-type scales. It was predicted that: (1…
Level and Flexibility of Self-Disclosure
Two contrasting methods of examining self-disclosure have focused on different aspects of this variable. Jourard and Lasakow (3) studied level, i.e., how much is disclosed, whereas Chelune (2) assessed flexibility of disclosure across different situations and targets. The Jourard Self-disclosure Questionnaire (3) and the Self-disclosure Situation Survey (2) have been the primary measures of these two variables, respectively. It was the primary pu…
Androgyny and the perception of marital roles
Counseling Psychology Training: Data and Perceptions
Self-Disclosure and Psychological Construing: A Personal Construct Approach to Interpersonal Perceptions
The purpose of this investigation was to determine the relationship between self-disclosure (SD) and the types of personal constructs utilized by individuals in conceptualizing their interpersonal relationships. Deriving from Duck's (1973) “inferential theory” of interpersonal relations, SD was conceptualized as a process which mediates the evolution of more advanced, “psychological” construing. As a test of SD's mediational function, it was argu…
The Training of Counseling Psychologists
Measurement of Self-Disclosure: Note on Format and Content of Items
Jourard's 40-item self-disclosure instrument requires responses from Ss concerning reported past disclosure and/or willingness for future disclosure. A 48-item self-disclosure inventory was developed in which a respondent provided actual disclosure. Scores on this inventory for actual disclosure were related to scores on the Jourard past and future form for 83 Ss. The inventory for actual disclosure correlated significantly with the Jourard futur…
Interpersonal attraction and rewarding aspects of disclosure content and level
The relationship between self-disclosure and interpersonal attraction was viewed within the context of theories of social penetration and social exchange. The effects of similarity of disclosure level and similarity in content of disclosure on interpersonal attraction were assessed. Specifically, 24 high-self-disclosing subjects and 24 low-self-disclosing subjects were presented with four bogus inventories manipulated on the variables of agreemen…
Personal Growth and Professional Training
Measurement of Self-Disclosure: Self-Report, Ratings of Peers and Supervisors
The data reported here represent an attempt to determine the validity of a modified version of the Jourard Self-disclosure Questionnaire (Jourard, 1969) as it was used in an unpublished study. Ten counseling psychology trainees completed the Jourard scale and rank ordered each other on both disclosure in counseling and disclosure in personal situations. Ss were then ordered on the basis of the sum of ranks for each condition. A supervisor also ra…
Interest and Personality Measurement: Relationship between Self-Directed Search and Eysenck Personality Inventory Scores
Relationships between vocational interests and personality characteristics have long been a matter of concern in vocational psychology. Holland's (1966) theory of vocational choice and his development of the Vocational Preference Inventory (1965) and the Self-directed Search (1970) emphasize the central relationship between these variables. Haase (1971) in a canonical analysis of the inventory and the Strong Vocational Interest Blank extracted si…
Interpersonal attraction in simulated and real interactions
not available
Male and female auditory reinforcement of infant vocalizations
Social Desirability, Adjustment and Effectiveness
Measures of social desirability were correlated with measures of adjustment and effectiveness which were methodologically independent, i.e., structured personality tests. Different relationships were found in the two groups. Responding in a socially desirable manner seems to be complexly related to positive psychological health
The Training of Counseling Psychologists
Counseling Psychology Training: Data and Perceptions
Androgyny and the perception of marital roles
Interpersonal attraction and rewarding aspects of disclosure content and level
The relationship between self-disclosure and interpersonal attraction was viewed within the context of theories of social penetration and social exchange. The effects of similarity of disclosure level and similarity in content of disclosure on interpersonal attraction were assessed. Specifically, 24 high-self-disclosing subjects and 24 low-self-disclosing subjects were presented with four bogus inventories manipulated on the variables of agreemen…
Interpersonal attraction in simulated and real interactions
not available
Personal Growth and Professional Training
Social Desirability, Adjustment and Effectiveness
Measures of social desirability were correlated with measures of adjustment and effectiveness which were methodologically independent, i.e., structured personality tests. Different relationships were found in the two groups. Responding in a socially desirable manner seems to be complexly related to positive psychological health
Interest and Personality Measurement: Relationship between Self-Directed Search and Eysenck Personality Inventory Scores
Relationships between vocational interests and personality characteristics have long been a matter of concern in vocational psychology. Holland's (1966) theory of vocational choice and his development of the Vocational Preference Inventory (1965) and the Self-directed Search (1970) emphasize the central relationship between these variables. Haase (1971) in a canonical analysis of the inventory and the Strong Vocational Interest Blank extracted si…
Interpersonal attraction in simulated and real interactions
not available
Male and female auditory reinforcement of infant vocalizations
Measurement of Self-Disclosure: Self-Report, Ratings of Peers and Supervisors
The data reported here represent an attempt to determine the validity of a modified version of the Jourard Self-disclosure Questionnaire (Jourard, 1969) as it was used in an unpublished study. Ten counseling psychology trainees completed the Jourard scale and rank ordered each other on both disclosure in counseling and disclosure in personal situations. Ss were then ordered on the basis of the sum of ranks for each condition. A supervisor also ra…
Personal Growth and Professional Training
Measurement of Self-Disclosure: Note on Format and Content of Items
Jourard's 40-item self-disclosure instrument requires responses from Ss concerning reported past disclosure and/or willingness for future disclosure. A 48-item self-disclosure inventory was developed in which a respondent provided actual disclosure. Scores on this inventory for actual disclosure were related to scores on the Jourard past and future form for 83 Ss. The inventory for actual disclosure correlated significantly with the Jourard futur…
Interpersonal attraction and rewarding aspects of disclosure content and level
The relationship between self-disclosure and interpersonal attraction was viewed within the context of theories of social penetration and social exchange. The effects of similarity of disclosure level and similarity in content of disclosure on interpersonal attraction were assessed. Specifically, 24 high-self-disclosing subjects and 24 low-self-disclosing subjects were presented with four bogus inventories manipulated on the variables of agreemen…
The Training of Counseling Psychologists
Self-Disclosure and Psychological Construing: A Personal Construct Approach to Interpersonal Perceptions
The purpose of this investigation was to determine the relationship between self-disclosure (SD) and the types of personal constructs utilized by individuals in conceptualizing their interpersonal relationships. Deriving from Duck's (1973) “inferential theory” of interpersonal relations, SD was conceptualized as a process which mediates the evolution of more advanced, “psychological” construing. As a test of SD's mediational function, it was argu…
Counseling Psychology Training: Data and Perceptions
Cognitive Mediation of Sex-Role Orientation
Seventy-two androgynous and sex-role stereotyped male undergraduates participated in a study which sought to explore the possible cognitive mediation of sex-role orientation. After reading a paragraph consisting of contrived thought listings of an individual considering the purchase of a car, Ss rated the individual on a set of 60 neutral and sex-typed bipolar constructs, each presented along 13-point Likert-type scales. It was predicted that: (1…
Level and Flexibility of Self-Disclosure
Two contrasting methods of examining self-disclosure have focused on different aspects of this variable. Jourard and Lasakow (3) studied level, i.e., how much is disclosed, whereas Chelune (2) assessed flexibility of disclosure across different situations and targets. The Jourard Self-disclosure Questionnaire (3) and the Self-disclosure Situation Survey (2) have been the primary measures of these two variables, respectively. It was the primary pu…
Androgyny and the perception of marital roles
The Appropriateness of Situational Disclosures and the Perceptions of Interpersonal Attraction and Adjustment
As an elaboration of the concept of self-disclosure, self-disclosure flexibility, defined as the modulation of disclosure in accordance with target and setting conditions, has been related to greater social perceptiveness and generally successful interpersonal functioning. The present study investigated the manner in which the appropriateness of self-disclosure relates to the concept of disclosure flexibility. Subjects rated contrived protocols w…
The Effects of Similarity and Actual Levels of Self-Disclosure and Self-Disclosure Flexibiity on Perceptions of Interpersonal Attraction and Adjustment
Fifty-two subjects, high or low in levels of self-disclosure and disclosure flexibility, were selected (from a larger sample of 139) to test the effects of similarity and actual levels of disclosure and disclosure flexibility on perceptions of interpersonal attraction and social adjustment. Subjects rated protocols contrived to be similar! dissimilar in disclosure and in disclosure flexibility levels to that of the subject. Results generally conf…
Psychology (16 works) · Social Psychology (14 works) · Social Psychology (14 works) · Developmental psychology (6 works) · Perception (6 works) · Self-disclosure (6 works) · Applied Psychology (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (5 works) · Interpersonal communication (5 works)