Thalma E Lobel
Biographic Data
| ID | 167088 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Thalma E Lobel |
| GIVEN NAMES | Thalma E |
| FAMILY NAME | Lobel |
| SIGNATURE | LOBEL T E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tel Aviv University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 79 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 25 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Seeing the World Through “Pink‐Colored Glasses”
This study investigated optimism, which is considered a personality trait, from the grounded cognition perspective. Three experiments were conducted to investigate the association between pink and optimism. In Experiment 1A, 22 undergraduates (10 females; M age = 23.68) were asked to classify words as optimistic or pessimistic as fast as possible. Half the words were presented in pink and half in black. Experiment 1B ( N = 24; 14 females; M age =…
The Invisible Stereotypes of Bisexual Men
Helping Youth Immediately Following War Exposure
Kinship on the Kibbutz
Differential Effects of an Adult Observer’s Presence on Sex-Typed Play Behavior
Gender Discriminatory Behavior During Adolescence and Young Adulthood
Children's gender-related inferences and judgments
This study compared the gender-related inferences and judgments of elementary school children (N = 542) of 2 different age groups (3rd graders and 5th graders) from 2 different cultures: Taiwan, a traditional collectivistic culture, and Israel, an individualistic and less traditional culture. The children were presented with 4 stories, 2 about a male target and 2 about a female target with either traditionally masculine or traditionally feminine …
Division of Household Labor and Social Judgments in Israel
The study investigated how men and women with high and low levels of education perceive male and female targets who participate or do not participate in household chores. It was found that individuals liked both men and women who participated in the household chores more and wanted to engage in activities with them more than with the low-participating targets. The participating man was perceived as more popular than the low-participating man and …
Gender Schema and Social Judgments
Gender Discrimination as a Function of Stereotypic and Counterstereotypic Behavior
Preadolescents' Social Judgments
Self-Perception and Deceptive Behavior
Dimensions of the Political Environment Affecting Children's Mental Health
This study investigates the effect of three psychopolitical factors on children's psychological adjustment. The three factors are exposure to political life events, impact assigned to experienced events, and perception of threat. Subjects were 397 Israeli children aged 12-13 sampled from three residential areas, which differed along a religious-ideological axis—West Bank settlements, the Golan Heights, and greater Tel Aviv. All children responded…
Characteristics of Calls to Israeli Hotlines During the Gulf War
The current study presents results of a survey of 3,215 calls received at seven centers of telephone emergency services (TES) in Israel during the Gulf War, when citizens of Israel experienced severe stress resulting from SCUD missile attacks. Whereas former surveys have shown that characteristics of calls to TES in Israel are generally not affected by external stressogenic events, a remarkable change was recorded in both the quantity and quality…
Targets' and Perceivers' Occupation and Gender as Determinants of Social Judgments
This study investigated how inferences are influenced by the targets' and subjects' occupation and gender. Two hundred and forty male and female subjects enrolled in studies geared towards traditionally feminine or masculine occupations were presented with a description of one of four targets: A male target studying a traditionally masculine occupation, a male target studying a traditionally feminine occupation, a female target studying a traditi…
Perception of Masculinity and Femininity of Kibbutz and Urban Adolescents
Masculinity, popularity, and self-esteem among Israeli preadolescent girls
Sex typing and the social perception of gender stereotypic and nonstereotypic behavior
The social perception of masculine, feminine, androgynous and undifferentiated males was examined. Preadolescent boys (n = 251) were shown a video film portraying a male target playing either a masculine game with boys, a feminine game with girls, a neutral game with boys, or a neutral game with girls and were required to make a variety of inferences about him. All 4 groups made similar cognitive stereotypic inferences that varied in accordance w…
Personality correlates of career choice in the Kibbutz
Relations of conceptions of gender-role transgressions and gender constancy to gender-typed toy preferences
This study examined the relations among preschoolers' gender-typed toy choice, their judgments regarding cross-gender behavior, and gender constancy. Gender-typed toy choice of 87 preschool children was assessed with a measure in which children could base their choices not only on gender but also on attractiveness. Children's judgments regarding cross-gender behavior were measured, and their level of cognitive constancy was assessed. Results indi…
Cheating behavior of sex-type and androgynous children in sex-stereotyped and non-sex-stereotyped tasks
Type A behavior pattern, ego identity, and gender
Different defense mechanisms among men with different sex role orientations
Guilt Feelings and Locus of Control of Concentration Camp Survivors
The present study compared concentration camp survivors and controls from the same ethnic and religious background on two variables: guilt feelings in everyday life and locus of control. No significant differences were found between survivors and controls. As for sex differences, it was found that women expressed significantly more guilt than men in "behaviors contrary to moral or ethical principles" and men were significantly more internal than …
Parental antecedents of need for approval—A longitudinal study
The Invisible Stereotypes of Bisexual Men
Relations of conceptions of gender-role transgressions and gender constancy to gender-typed toy preferences
This study examined the relations among preschoolers' gender-typed toy choice, their judgments regarding cross-gender behavior, and gender constancy. Gender-typed toy choice of 87 preschool children was assessed with a measure in which children could base their choices not only on gender but also on attractiveness. Children's judgments regarding cross-gender behavior were measured, and their level of cognitive constancy was assessed. Results indi…
Dimensions of the Political Environment Affecting Children's Mental Health
This study investigates the effect of three psychopolitical factors on children's psychological adjustment. The three factors are exposure to political life events, impact assigned to experienced events, and perception of threat. Subjects were 397 Israeli children aged 12-13 sampled from three residential areas, which differed along a religious-ideological axis—West Bank settlements, the Golan Heights, and greater Tel Aviv. All children responded…
Children's gender-related inferences and judgments
This study compared the gender-related inferences and judgments of elementary school children (N = 542) of 2 different age groups (3rd graders and 5th graders) from 2 different cultures: Taiwan, a traditional collectivistic culture, and Israel, an individualistic and less traditional culture. The children were presented with 4 stories, 2 about a male target and 2 about a female target with either traditionally masculine or traditionally feminine …
Sex typing and the social perception of gender stereotypic and nonstereotypic behavior
The social perception of masculine, feminine, androgynous and undifferentiated males was examined. Preadolescent boys (n = 251) were shown a video film portraying a male target playing either a masculine game with boys, a feminine game with girls, a neutral game with boys, or a neutral game with girls and were required to make a variety of inferences about him. All 4 groups made similar cognitive stereotypic inferences that varied in accordance w…
Masculinity, popularity, and self-esteem among Israeli preadolescent girls
Gender Schema and Social Judgments
Characteristics of Calls to Israeli Hotlines During the Gulf War
The current study presents results of a survey of 3,215 calls received at seven centers of telephone emergency services (TES) in Israel during the Gulf War, when citizens of Israel experienced severe stress resulting from SCUD missile attacks. Whereas former surveys have shown that characteristics of calls to TES in Israel are generally not affected by external stressogenic events, a remarkable change was recorded in both the quantity and quality…
Different defense mechanisms among men with different sex role orientations
Gender Discriminatory Behavior During Adolescence and Young Adulthood
Division of Household Labor and Social Judgments in Israel
The study investigated how men and women with high and low levels of education perceive male and female targets who participate or do not participate in household chores. It was found that individuals liked both men and women who participated in the household chores more and wanted to engage in activities with them more than with the low-participating targets. The participating man was perceived as more popular than the low-participating man and …
Gender Discrimination as a Function of Stereotypic and Counterstereotypic Behavior
Preadolescents' Social Judgments
Differential Effects of an Adult Observer’s Presence on Sex-Typed Play Behavior
Parental antecedents of need for approval—A longitudinal study
Guilt Feelings and Locus of Control of Concentration Camp Survivors
The present study compared concentration camp survivors and controls from the same ethnic and religious background on two variables: guilt feelings in everyday life and locus of control. No significant differences were found between survivors and controls. As for sex differences, it was found that women expressed significantly more guilt than men in "behaviors contrary to moral or ethical principles" and men were significantly more internal than …
Different defense mechanisms among men with different sex role orientations
Type A behavior pattern, ego identity, and gender
Cheating behavior of sex-type and androgynous children in sex-stereotyped and non-sex-stereotyped tasks
Personality correlates of career choice in the Kibbutz
Relations of conceptions of gender-role transgressions and gender constancy to gender-typed toy preferences
This study examined the relations among preschoolers' gender-typed toy choice, their judgments regarding cross-gender behavior, and gender constancy. Gender-typed toy choice of 87 preschool children was assessed with a measure in which children could base their choices not only on gender but also on attractiveness. Children's judgments regarding cross-gender behavior were measured, and their level of cognitive constancy was assessed. Results indi…
Sex typing and the social perception of gender stereotypic and nonstereotypic behavior
The social perception of masculine, feminine, androgynous and undifferentiated males was examined. Preadolescent boys (n = 251) were shown a video film portraying a male target playing either a masculine game with boys, a feminine game with girls, a neutral game with boys, or a neutral game with girls and were required to make a variety of inferences about him. All 4 groups made similar cognitive stereotypic inferences that varied in accordance w…
Targets' and Perceivers' Occupation and Gender as Determinants of Social Judgments
This study investigated how inferences are influenced by the targets' and subjects' occupation and gender. Two hundred and forty male and female subjects enrolled in studies geared towards traditionally feminine or masculine occupations were presented with a description of one of four targets: A male target studying a traditionally masculine occupation, a male target studying a traditionally feminine occupation, a female target studying a traditi…
Perception of Masculinity and Femininity of Kibbutz and Urban Adolescents
Masculinity, popularity, and self-esteem among Israeli preadolescent girls
Characteristics of Calls to Israeli Hotlines During the Gulf War
The current study presents results of a survey of 3,215 calls received at seven centers of telephone emergency services (TES) in Israel during the Gulf War, when citizens of Israel experienced severe stress resulting from SCUD missile attacks. Whereas former surveys have shown that characteristics of calls to TES in Israel are generally not affected by external stressogenic events, a remarkable change was recorded in both the quantity and quality…
Preadolescents' Social Judgments
Self-Perception and Deceptive Behavior
Dimensions of the Political Environment Affecting Children's Mental Health
This study investigates the effect of three psychopolitical factors on children's psychological adjustment. The three factors are exposure to political life events, impact assigned to experienced events, and perception of threat. Subjects were 397 Israeli children aged 12-13 sampled from three residential areas, which differed along a religious-ideological axis—West Bank settlements, the Golan Heights, and greater Tel Aviv. All children responded…
Gender Schema and Social Judgments
Gender Discrimination as a Function of Stereotypic and Counterstereotypic Behavior
Children's gender-related inferences and judgments
This study compared the gender-related inferences and judgments of elementary school children (N = 542) of 2 different age groups (3rd graders and 5th graders) from 2 different cultures: Taiwan, a traditional collectivistic culture, and Israel, an individualistic and less traditional culture. The children were presented with 4 stories, 2 about a male target and 2 about a female target with either traditionally masculine or traditionally feminine …
Division of Household Labor and Social Judgments in Israel
The study investigated how men and women with high and low levels of education perceive male and female targets who participate or do not participate in household chores. It was found that individuals liked both men and women who participated in the household chores more and wanted to engage in activities with them more than with the low-participating targets. The participating man was perceived as more popular than the low-participating man and …
Gender Discriminatory Behavior During Adolescence and Young Adulthood
Differential Effects of an Adult Observer’s Presence on Sex-Typed Play Behavior
Kinship on the Kibbutz
Helping Youth Immediately Following War Exposure
The Invisible Stereotypes of Bisexual Men
Seeing the World Through “Pink‐Colored Glasses”
This study investigated optimism, which is considered a personality trait, from the grounded cognition perspective. Three experiments were conducted to investigate the association between pink and optimism. In Experiment 1A, 22 undergraduates (10 females; M age = 23.68) were asked to classify words as optimistic or pessimistic as fast as possible. Half the words were presented in pink and half in black. Experiment 1B ( N = 24; 14 females; M age =…
Psychology (25 works) · Developmental psychology (21 works) · Social Psychology (19 works) · Gender Roles and Identity Studies (16 works) · Social Psychology (13 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Gender role (5 works) · Media, Gender, and Advertising (5 works) · Social and Intergroup Psychology (5 works) · Early Childhood Education and Development (4 works)