Jacquelyn W Gaebelein
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1660670 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jacquelyn W Gaebelein |
| NOMBRES | Jacquelyn W |
| APELLIDO | Gaebelein |
| FIRMA | GAEBELEIN J W |
| AFILIACIONES | University of North Carolina at Greensboro |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 42 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1971 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1981 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Naturalistic versus experimental approaches to aggression; theoretical and methodological issues
Various strategies to study human aggression are described, accompanied by a discussion of four major issues. It is concluded that the three major goals of research, precise measurement, realism, and generality, cannot be achieved in a single study or series of studies using only one paradigm. Investigators of a particular problem need to develop a research program that incorporates a number of strategies; hypotheses generated “in the street” nee…
Sex differences in listening comprehension
The Utility of Within-Subjects Variables
Procedures to estimate the magnitude of a treatment effect are examined for analysis of variance designs which have repeated-measures. It is shown that the estimate of the magnitude of an effect logically follows from the expected mean squares associated with the design in question. In particular, it is argued that the estimate of utility (strength of effect) for a within-subjects variable should be adjusted to reflect the underlying ANOVA model;…
Third party instigated aggression as a function of attack pattern and a nonaggressive response option
The consequences of noncooperation for the target of third party instigated aggression
Nonorthogonal two-way analysis of variance
Nonorthogonal two-way analysis of variance
Sex differences in instigative aggression
Third party instigation of aggression as a function of noncooperation and veto power
A note on variance explained in the mixed analysis of variance models
Self-Disclosure among Friends, Acquaintances, and Strangers
The relationship between self-disclosure and degree of acquaintance was explored under the guise of collecting handwriting samples from 32 male and 36 female undergraduates. Results indicated that high self-disclosure from an experimenter elicited more intimacy than low and that friends tended to disclose most and strangers least. No sex differences were observed
A note on variance explained in the mixed analysis of variance models
The effects of verbal and behavioral noncompliance on third party instigation of aggression
Third party instigation of aggression as a function of attack and vulnerability
Instigative Aggression in Females
40 females suggested to partners (confederates) which shock intensity should be delivered to an opponent during a competitive task. Aggressiveness of the instigations was a function of cooperativeness of the partner, aggressiveness of the opponent, and winning and losing in the competition, but not of either instrumental value or E. Results were compared with data from male Ss. Only instrumental reward differentially affected behaviors of men and…
Third-party instigation of aggression
Strategies of "real" opponents in eliciting cooperative choice in a Prisoner's Dilemma game
Early work by Scodel et al. (1959) and in our laboratory has revealed that, contrary to expectancy (Luce and Raiffa, 1957), iteration of a two-person, two-choice Prisoner's Dilemma game in which choice was simultaneous for both persons resulted in growing competition rather than ultimate cooperation. That, iteration would produce a cooperative resolution, is logical and fitting, out of consideration both for maximum gain and for cordial social re…
Strategies of "real" opponents in eliciting cooperative choice in a Prisoner's Dilemma game
Early work by Scodel et al. (1959) and in our laboratory has revealed that, contrary to expectancy (Luce and Raiffa, 1957), iteration of a two-person, two-choice Prisoner's Dilemma game in which choice was simultaneous for both persons resulted in growing competition rather than ultimate cooperation. That, iteration would produce a cooperative resolution, is logical and fitting, out of consideration both for maximum gain and for cordial social re…
Third-party instigation of aggression
Sex differences in listening comprehension
Third party instigation of aggression as a function of attack and vulnerability
Sex differences in instigative aggression
The effects of verbal and behavioral noncompliance on third party instigation of aggression
Nonorthogonal two-way analysis of variance
Third party instigation of aggression as a function of noncooperation and veto power
Third party instigated aggression as a function of attack pattern and a nonaggressive response option
Strategies of "real" opponents in eliciting cooperative choice in a Prisoner's Dilemma game
Early work by Scodel et al. (1959) and in our laboratory has revealed that, contrary to expectancy (Luce and Raiffa, 1957), iteration of a two-person, two-choice Prisoner's Dilemma game in which choice was simultaneous for both persons resulted in growing competition rather than ultimate cooperation. That, iteration would produce a cooperative resolution, is logical and fitting, out of consideration both for maximum gain and for cordial social re…
Instigative Aggression in Females
40 females suggested to partners (confederates) which shock intensity should be delivered to an opponent during a competitive task. Aggressiveness of the instigations was a function of cooperativeness of the partner, aggressiveness of the opponent, and winning and losing in the competition, but not of either instrumental value or E. Results were compared with data from male Ss. Only instrumental reward differentially affected behaviors of men and…
Third-party instigation of aggression
Third party instigation of aggression as a function of attack and vulnerability
The effects of verbal and behavioral noncompliance on third party instigation of aggression
A note on variance explained in the mixed analysis of variance models
Self-Disclosure among Friends, Acquaintances, and Strangers
The relationship between self-disclosure and degree of acquaintance was explored under the guise of collecting handwriting samples from 32 male and 36 female undergraduates. Results indicated that high self-disclosure from an experimenter elicited more intimacy than low and that friends tended to disclose most and strangers least. No sex differences were observed
A note on variance explained in the mixed analysis of variance models
Sex differences in instigative aggression
Third party instigation of aggression as a function of noncooperation and veto power
The Utility of Within-Subjects Variables
Procedures to estimate the magnitude of a treatment effect are examined for analysis of variance designs which have repeated-measures. It is shown that the estimate of the magnitude of an effect logically follows from the expected mean squares associated with the design in question. In particular, it is argued that the estimate of utility (strength of effect) for a within-subjects variable should be adjusted to reflect the underlying ANOVA model;…
Third party instigated aggression as a function of attack pattern and a nonaggressive response option
The consequences of noncooperation for the target of third party instigated aggression
Nonorthogonal two-way analysis of variance
Nonorthogonal two-way analysis of variance
Sex differences in listening comprehension
Naturalistic versus experimental approaches to aggression; theoretical and methodological issues
Various strategies to study human aggression are described, accompanied by a discussion of four major issues. It is concluded that the three major goals of research, precise measurement, realism, and generality, cannot be achieved in a single study or series of studies using only one paradigm. Investigators of a particular problem need to develop a research program that incorporates a number of strategies; hypotheses generated “in the street” nee…
Psychology (15 obras) · Social Psychology (11 obras) · Aggression (9 obras) · Psychology of Social Influence (8 obras) · Developmental psychology (7 obras) · Economics (6 obras) · Mathematics (6 obras) · Analysis of variance (5 obras) · Econometrics (5 obras) · Statistics (5 obras)