Allan I Teger
Biographic Data
| ID | 1703709 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Allan I Teger |
| GIVEN NAMES | Allan I |
| FAMILY NAME | Teger |
| SIGNATURE | TEGER A I |
| AFFILIATIONS | California University of Pennsylvania |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 118 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
The Rhythms of Interaction
Change in Attitudes Toward Other Nations as a Function of the Type of International Contact
The hypothesis that cross-national contact leads to enhancement of attitude towards the countries visited was tested by controlling for two problems in earlier studies: (a) the confusion between genuine and superficial contact, and (b) the failure to specify the dimensions of contact and of attitudinal measurement. 35 Ss in two groups were given questionnaires before visiting Europe to work or travel (Time 1), on the return plane (Time 2), and af…
Do groups always inhibit individuals' responses to potential emergencies
Previous studies of bystander intervention in emergencies have found that an individual is more likely to intervene if he witnesses the emergency alone than as a member of a group. The present study qualifies this general finding in the framework of group communication processes. Pairs of subjects working on a task overheard a loud crash in an adjoining room. Some pairs of subjects were seated in a pattern that facilitated the visual communicatio…
Reply to Belovicz and Finch's comments on “the risky shift in group betting”
Effect of the pretest in the risky-shift paradigm
Order effects in answering risk dilemmas for self and others
A reexamination of the familiarization hypothesis in group risk taking
The effect of early cooperation on the escalation of conflict
Effects of alcoholic beverages and their congener content on level and style of risk taking
The risky shift in group betting
Components of group risk taking
Components of group risk taking
The risky shift in group betting
Do groups always inhibit individuals' responses to potential emergencies
Previous studies of bystander intervention in emergencies have found that an individual is more likely to intervene if he witnesses the emergency alone than as a member of a group. The present study qualifies this general finding in the framework of group communication processes. Pairs of subjects working on a task overheard a loud crash in an adjoining room. Some pairs of subjects were seated in a pattern that facilitated the visual communicatio…
A reexamination of the familiarization hypothesis in group risk taking
Change in Attitudes Toward Other Nations as a Function of the Type of International Contact
The hypothesis that cross-national contact leads to enhancement of attitude towards the countries visited was tested by controlling for two problems in earlier studies: (a) the confusion between genuine and superficial contact, and (b) the failure to specify the dimensions of contact and of attitudinal measurement. 35 Ss in two groups were given questionnaires before visiting Europe to work or travel (Time 1), on the return plane (Time 2), and af…
Effect of the pretest in the risky-shift paradigm
Order effects in answering risk dilemmas for self and others
The effect of early cooperation on the escalation of conflict
Effects of alcoholic beverages and their congener content on level and style of risk taking
Reply to Belovicz and Finch's comments on “the risky shift in group betting”
Components of group risk taking
Effects of alcoholic beverages and their congener content on level and style of risk taking
The risky shift in group betting
A reexamination of the familiarization hypothesis in group risk taking
The effect of early cooperation on the escalation of conflict
Reply to Belovicz and Finch's comments on “the risky shift in group betting”
Effect of the pretest in the risky-shift paradigm
Order effects in answering risk dilemmas for self and others
Do groups always inhibit individuals' responses to potential emergencies
Previous studies of bystander intervention in emergencies have found that an individual is more likely to intervene if he witnesses the emergency alone than as a member of a group. The present study qualifies this general finding in the framework of group communication processes. Pairs of subjects working on a task overheard a loud crash in an adjoining room. Some pairs of subjects were seated in a pattern that facilitated the visual communicatio…
Change in Attitudes Toward Other Nations as a Function of the Type of International Contact
The hypothesis that cross-national contact leads to enhancement of attitude towards the countries visited was tested by controlling for two problems in earlier studies: (a) the confusion between genuine and superficial contact, and (b) the failure to specify the dimensions of contact and of attitudinal measurement. 35 Ss in two groups were given questionnaires before visiting Europe to work or travel (Time 1), on the return plane (Time 2), and af…
The Rhythms of Interaction
Psychology (11 works) · Social Psychology (11 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies (4 works) · Group (periodic table (4 works) · Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics (3 works) · Behavioral Health and Interventions (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works) · Biology (1 works) · Chemistry (1 works)