Stanley B Woll
Biographic Data
| ID | 155444 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stanley B Woll |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stanley B |
| FAMILY NAME | Woll |
| SIGNATURE | WOLL S B |
| AFFILIATIONS | California State University, Fullerton |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 52 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Personality and relationship correlates of loving styles
Looking for Mr. or Ms. Right
So Many to Choose from
Members of a prominent videodating organization were asked to read through a set of autobiographical profiles about prospective dates. These members were also instructed to `think aloud' about what factors (e.g. age, attractiveness, occupation, interests) they were considering in deciding whether or not to view that person's videotape. Age and attractiveness proved to be by far the most frequently mentioned factors in subjects' decision strategie…
Mechanisms used by young children in the making of empathic judgments
Forty‐four preschool children ranging from three to five years of age received a series of stones in which the protagonists experience happiness, sadness, or fear These protagonists were portrayed as either similar or dissimilar to the child, and the situations depicted were either familiar or unfamiliar to him/her as well The children's task was to infer the emotions experienced by the protagonists Results indicate that children were more accura…
The Role of Nonverbal Cues and Physical Attractiveness in the Selection of Dating Partners
Forty-six members of a video dating organization filled out the Self-Monitoring Scale and the Affective Communication Test. Judges rated portions of the videotaped interviews of these members in terms of their attractiveness and overall likeability, and examined nonverbal cues such as eye contact, smiling, and head movements. In general, members judged more attractive and more likeable were selected as dates more frequently but made fewer selecti…
A response to Johnson and Hogan
Stereotype biases
Some social psychological influences on the linguistic performance of black teenagers∗
Black teenagers viewed a series of drawings depicting verbal encounters between two figures. These drawings were administered by either a black or a white experimenter and were accompanied by dialogue and instructions presented in either standard English or black dialect. Transcriptions of subjects’ responses were rated on a set of evaluative dimensions by both experienced nonprofessional (probation officers) and inexperienced professional (Engli…
Role of sentence context in the encoding of trait descriptors
The effects of false feedback on attributed arousal and rated attractiveness in female subjects 1
A bstract In an expanded version of the Valins false feedback paradigm, female subjects viewed ten slides of seminude males accompanied by either an increase or no change in amplified heart beats. Heart rate increase slides were rated as both more attractive and more arousing than no‐change slides. These two measures were highly correlated, and did not differ significantly in the degree to which they were influenced by feedback. Subjects also sho…
The role of dissimulation and social desirability in the measurement of moral reasoning
The role of context and inference in the comprehension of social action
A Model of Control
Looking for Mr. or Ms. Right
So Many to Choose from
Members of a prominent videodating organization were asked to read through a set of autobiographical profiles about prospective dates. These members were also instructed to `think aloud' about what factors (e.g. age, attractiveness, occupation, interests) they were considering in deciding whether or not to view that person's videotape. Age and attractiveness proved to be by far the most frequently mentioned factors in subjects' decision strategie…
Personality and relationship correlates of loving styles
The Role of Nonverbal Cues and Physical Attractiveness in the Selection of Dating Partners
Forty-six members of a video dating organization filled out the Self-Monitoring Scale and the Affective Communication Test. Judges rated portions of the videotaped interviews of these members in terms of their attractiveness and overall likeability, and examined nonverbal cues such as eye contact, smiling, and head movements. In general, members judged more attractive and more likeable were selected as dates more frequently but made fewer selecti…
The role of context and inference in the comprehension of social action
Some social psychological influences on the linguistic performance of black teenagers∗
Black teenagers viewed a series of drawings depicting verbal encounters between two figures. These drawings were administered by either a black or a white experimenter and were accompanied by dialogue and instructions presented in either standard English or black dialect. Transcriptions of subjects’ responses were rated on a set of evaluative dimensions by both experienced nonprofessional (probation officers) and inexperienced professional (Engli…
The role of dissimulation and social desirability in the measurement of moral reasoning
Role of sentence context in the encoding of trait descriptors
A Model of Control
The role of context and inference in the comprehension of social action
The effects of false feedback on attributed arousal and rated attractiveness in female subjects 1
A bstract In an expanded version of the Valins false feedback paradigm, female subjects viewed ten slides of seminude males accompanied by either an increase or no change in amplified heart beats. Heart rate increase slides were rated as both more attractive and more arousing than no‐change slides. These two measures were highly correlated, and did not differ significantly in the degree to which they were influenced by feedback. Subjects also sho…
The role of dissimulation and social desirability in the measurement of moral reasoning
Some social psychological influences on the linguistic performance of black teenagers∗
Black teenagers viewed a series of drawings depicting verbal encounters between two figures. These drawings were administered by either a black or a white experimenter and were accompanied by dialogue and instructions presented in either standard English or black dialect. Transcriptions of subjects’ responses were rated on a set of evaluative dimensions by both experienced nonprofessional (probation officers) and inexperienced professional (Engli…
Role of sentence context in the encoding of trait descriptors
A response to Johnson and Hogan
Stereotype biases
The Role of Nonverbal Cues and Physical Attractiveness in the Selection of Dating Partners
Forty-six members of a video dating organization filled out the Self-Monitoring Scale and the Affective Communication Test. Judges rated portions of the videotaped interviews of these members in terms of their attractiveness and overall likeability, and examined nonverbal cues such as eye contact, smiling, and head movements. In general, members judged more attractive and more likeable were selected as dates more frequently but made fewer selecti…
Mechanisms used by young children in the making of empathic judgments
Forty‐four preschool children ranging from three to five years of age received a series of stones in which the protagonists experience happiness, sadness, or fear These protagonists were portrayed as either similar or dissimilar to the child, and the situations depicted were either familiar or unfamiliar to him/her as well The children's task was to infer the emotions experienced by the protagonists Results indicate that children were more accura…
So Many to Choose from
Members of a prominent videodating organization were asked to read through a set of autobiographical profiles about prospective dates. These members were also instructed to `think aloud' about what factors (e.g. age, attractiveness, occupation, interests) they were considering in deciding whether or not to view that person's videotape. Age and attractiveness proved to be by far the most frequently mentioned factors in subjects' decision strategie…
Personality and relationship correlates of loving styles
Looking for Mr. or Ms. Right
Psychology (12 works) · Social Psychology (12 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works) · Social and Intergroup Psychology (5 works) · Personality (4 works) · Attractiveness (3 works) · Child and Animal Learning Development (3 works) · Cognitive psychology (3 works) · Context (archaeology (3 works)