Herbert Harari
Biographic Data
| ID | 147969 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Herbert Harari |
| GIVEN NAMES | Herbert |
| FAMILY NAME | Harari |
| SIGNATURE | HARARI H |
| AFFILIATIONS | San Diego State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Stress Syndromes and Stress Predictors in American and Polish College Students
The basic premise of this cross-national study was that political-cultural-historical orientations can combine to produce stress-buffering moderator variables. A total of 380 American and Polish college students were subjected to a series of measures in which the Americans scored higher on internal locus of control and social support, and the Poles scored higher on external locus of control, anxiety, and depression. As hypothesized, internal locu…
The fragmentation of psychology: Are APA divisions symptomatic
The fragmentation of psychology: Are APA divisions symptomatic
Role perceptions in a community mental health setting
The increasing trend of utilizing nonprofessional personnel in community mental health has led to considerable controversy. It is suggested that studies comparing the relative competence and efficacy of professional therapists to that of nonprofessional therapists may be counterproductive and in need of augmentation. The present study employed a role perception procedure in which members of three different randomly chosen groups (11 professional …
Contraceptive risk‐taking in white and black unwed females
The present study compared the contraceptive risk‐taking behavior (CRT) of 35 white and 28 black, unwed, sexually active, young (ages 14 to 18) female outpatients in mental health clinics with a record of chronic contraceptive rejection, with that of a matched group of clinically unlabelled (normal) subjects. The subjects' offered CRT explanations were categorized by independent judges and subjected to multifactor contingency analyses and post‐ho…
Situational influence on moral justice: "A study of "finking
Social Psychology: Individuals, Groups, Societies
Social Psychology: Individuals, Groups, Societies
Stress Syndromes and Stress Predictors in American and Polish College Students
The basic premise of this cross-national study was that political-cultural-historical orientations can combine to produce stress-buffering moderator variables. A total of 380 American and Polish college students were subjected to a series of measures in which the Americans scored higher on internal locus of control and social support, and the Poles scored higher on external locus of control, anxiety, and depression. As hypothesized, internal locu…
Contraceptive risk‐taking in white and black unwed females
The present study compared the contraceptive risk‐taking behavior (CRT) of 35 white and 28 black, unwed, sexually active, young (ages 14 to 18) female outpatients in mental health clinics with a record of chronic contraceptive rejection, with that of a matched group of clinically unlabelled (normal) subjects. The subjects' offered CRT explanations were categorized by independent judges and subjected to multifactor contingency analyses and post‐ho…
Situational influence on moral justice: "A study of "finking
Social Psychology: Individuals, Groups, Societies
Situational influence on moral justice: "A study of "finking
Social Psychology: Individuals, Groups, Societies
Role perceptions in a community mental health setting
The increasing trend of utilizing nonprofessional personnel in community mental health has led to considerable controversy. It is suggested that studies comparing the relative competence and efficacy of professional therapists to that of nonprofessional therapists may be counterproductive and in need of augmentation. The present study employed a role perception procedure in which members of three different randomly chosen groups (11 professional …
Contraceptive risk‐taking in white and black unwed females
The present study compared the contraceptive risk‐taking behavior (CRT) of 35 white and 28 black, unwed, sexually active, young (ages 14 to 18) female outpatients in mental health clinics with a record of chronic contraceptive rejection, with that of a matched group of clinically unlabelled (normal) subjects. The subjects' offered CRT explanations were categorized by independent judges and subjected to multifactor contingency analyses and post‐ho…
The fragmentation of psychology: Are APA divisions symptomatic
The fragmentation of psychology: Are APA divisions symptomatic
Stress Syndromes and Stress Predictors in American and Polish College Students
The basic premise of this cross-national study was that political-cultural-historical orientations can combine to produce stress-buffering moderator variables. A total of 380 American and Polish college students were subjected to a series of measures in which the Americans scored higher on internal locus of control and social support, and the Poles scored higher on external locus of control, anxiety, and depression. As hypothesized, internal locu…
Psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (2 works) · Applied Psychology (2 works) · Criminology (2 works) · Cultural Differences and Values (2 works) · Fragmentation (computing) (2 works)