Vasso Vassiliou
Biographic Data
| ID | 1703842 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vasso Vassiliou |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vasso |
| FAMILY NAME | Vassiliou |
| SIGNATURE | VASSILIOU V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Neurological Institute of Athens |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 72 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Implicative Meaning of the Greek Concept of Philotimo
This study investigated the implicative meaning of philotimo (or "love of honor"-the highest Greek value, which regulates proper in-group behavior) across milieux within Greece. The antecedent-consequent method of measuring subjective culture was used. The sample interviewed consisted of 740 subjects (47% male and 53% female) 15 to 64 years of age, who were representative of Athens and Thessaloniki (30% of Greece's population). Findings showed th…
The Verbal Intelligence of Athenians
Three cross-cultural studies of subjective culture
A sample of approximately 10,000 social behaviors was elicited independently using identical procedures, from American and Greek Ss. The lists of social behaviors were subjected to facet analysis, which reduced them to a set of 120 maximally heterogeneous social behaviors in each culture. These behaviors were employed in the construction of two instruments: (a) A Role Differential, which consists of roles judged on scales defined by social behavi…
On the Public Image of the Psychiatrist, the Psychologist and the Social Worker in Athens
Variations in manifest anxiety due to sex, age, and education
Frequency of contact and stereotyping
Six samples of Ss were tested with an instrument which utilized a semantic differential format. The 'concepts' were 'Americans in general tend to be' and 'Greeks in general tend to be.' The scales were characteristics obtained from unstructured interviews of Americans and Greeks working together in jobs requiring face-to-face social relations. The six samples varied in the degree of contact. Maximum contact groups consisted of Americans and Greek…
Social Status as a Determinant of Respect and Friendship Acceptance
Previous work completed with American student Ss has shown that the behavioral component of interpersonal attitudes is multidimensional and the affective component is related to only one of the factors of the behavioral component. A theory is presented which accounts for these findings. One aspect of the theory predicts that each of the factors of the behavioral component of interpersonal attitudes is determined by different combinations of the p…
Three cross-cultural studies of subjective culture
A sample of approximately 10,000 social behaviors was elicited independently using identical procedures, from American and Greek Ss. The lists of social behaviors were subjected to facet analysis, which reduced them to a set of 120 maximally heterogeneous social behaviors in each culture. These behaviors were employed in the construction of two instruments: (a) A Role Differential, which consists of roles judged on scales defined by social behavi…
Frequency of contact and stereotyping
Six samples of Ss were tested with an instrument which utilized a semantic differential format. The 'concepts' were 'Americans in general tend to be' and 'Greeks in general tend to be.' The scales were characteristics obtained from unstructured interviews of Americans and Greeks working together in jobs requiring face-to-face social relations. The six samples varied in the degree of contact. Maximum contact groups consisted of Americans and Greek…
The Implicative Meaning of the Greek Concept of Philotimo
This study investigated the implicative meaning of philotimo (or "love of honor"-the highest Greek value, which regulates proper in-group behavior) across milieux within Greece. The antecedent-consequent method of measuring subjective culture was used. The sample interviewed consisted of 740 subjects (47% male and 53% female) 15 to 64 years of age, who were representative of Athens and Thessaloniki (30% of Greece's population). Findings showed th…
Variations in manifest anxiety due to sex, age, and education
The Verbal Intelligence of Athenians
Social Status as a Determinant of Respect and Friendship Acceptance
Previous work completed with American student Ss has shown that the behavioral component of interpersonal attitudes is multidimensional and the affective component is related to only one of the factors of the behavioral component. A theory is presented which accounts for these findings. One aspect of the theory predicts that each of the factors of the behavioral component of interpersonal attitudes is determined by different combinations of the p…
Social Status as a Determinant of Respect and Friendship Acceptance
Previous work completed with American student Ss has shown that the behavioral component of interpersonal attitudes is multidimensional and the affective component is related to only one of the factors of the behavioral component. A theory is presented which accounts for these findings. One aspect of the theory predicts that each of the factors of the behavioral component of interpersonal attitudes is determined by different combinations of the p…
On the Public Image of the Psychiatrist, the Psychologist and the Social Worker in Athens
Variations in manifest anxiety due to sex, age, and education
Frequency of contact and stereotyping
Six samples of Ss were tested with an instrument which utilized a semantic differential format. The 'concepts' were 'Americans in general tend to be' and 'Greeks in general tend to be.' The scales were characteristics obtained from unstructured interviews of Americans and Greeks working together in jobs requiring face-to-face social relations. The six samples varied in the degree of contact. Maximum contact groups consisted of Americans and Greek…
Three cross-cultural studies of subjective culture
A sample of approximately 10,000 social behaviors was elicited independently using identical procedures, from American and Greek Ss. The lists of social behaviors were subjected to facet analysis, which reduced them to a set of 120 maximally heterogeneous social behaviors in each culture. These behaviors were employed in the construction of two instruments: (a) A Role Differential, which consists of roles judged on scales defined by social behavi…
The Verbal Intelligence of Athenians
The Implicative Meaning of the Greek Concept of Philotimo
This study investigated the implicative meaning of philotimo (or "love of honor"-the highest Greek value, which regulates proper in-group behavior) across milieux within Greece. The antecedent-consequent method of measuring subjective culture was used. The sample interviewed consisted of 740 subjects (47% male and 53% female) 15 to 64 years of age, who were representative of Athens and Thessaloniki (30% of Greece's population). Findings showed th…
Psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Cultural Differences and Values (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works) · Psychiatry (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Antecedent (behavioral psychology (1 work) · Anxiety (1 work)