W Edgar Vinacke
Biographic Data
| ID | 184673 |
|---|---|
| NAME | W Edgar Vinacke |
| GIVEN NAMES | W Edgar |
| FAMILY NAME | Vinacke |
| SIGNATURE | VINACKE W E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Hawaii System |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 27 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 203 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 27 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1948 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| H-INDEX | 8 |
Accommodative and Exploitative Behavior of Males versus Females and Managers versus Nonmanagers as Measured by the Test of Strategy
Otto C. Brenner, W. Edgar Vinacke, Accommodative and Exploitative Behavior of Males versus Females and Managers versus Nonmanagers as Measured by the Test of Strategy, Social Psychology Quarterly, Vol. 42, No. 3 (Sep., 1979), pp. 289-293
Accommodative strategy and communication in a three-person matrix game
Relationship between adult nurturance and dependency and performance of the preschool child
Variables in experimental games: Toward a field theory
Coalition Formation Under Different Conditions of Play in a Three-Person Competitive Game
(1967). Coalition Formation Under Different Conditions of Play in a Three-Person Competitive Game. The Journal of General Psychology: Vol. 77, No. 2, pp. 165-176
A Behavioral Theory of Labor Negotiations: An Analysis of a Social Interaction System
Achievement, nurturance, and competition in male and female triads
Communication and Opinion as a Function of Member Attractiveness and Opinion Discrepancy
Intra-Group Power Relations, Strategy, and Decisions in Inter-Triad Competition
Self-concept and parental identification of young adults with mixed Caucasian-Japanese parentage
Strategy in a Feminine Game
When triads play a simple competitive board game, there are significant differences between the two sexes in style of play. By combining a series of signs, it is possible to differentiate exploitative (masculine) and accommodative (feminine) strategies. Since many experimental situations may contain unrecognized masculine biases, feminine approaches to problems may often be obscured. A quiz game with content especially appealing to females was de…
Motivation and thinking: A symposium
The complexities of thinking
Coalitions in Mixed-Sex Triads
In the experimental study of small little attention has been paid to the problem of differences in behavior between groups homogeneous and heterogeneous with respect to sex. A typical procedure, in fact, is to control for the effect of sex, as by constituting groups all of the same sex. There are, of course, sound reasons for this strategy, since the aim of the experimenter is to manipulate some stated interaction variable, like cohesiveness, com…
Achievement and nurturance in triads varying in power distribution
Meaningfulness and Position in Rote Learning
Meaningfulness and Position in Rote Learning
Sex Roles in a Three-Person Game
An Experimental Study of Coalitions in the Triad
Flexibility and rigidity in a variety of problem situations
Deceiving experimental subjects
Creative Processes in Painting
The investigation of concept formation
How short should articles be
Stereotyping among National-Racial Groups in Hawaii: A Study in Ethnocentrism
An Experimental Study of Coalitions in the Triad
Sex Roles in a Three-Person Game
Coalitions in Mixed-Sex Triads
In the experimental study of small little attention has been paid to the problem of differences in behavior between groups homogeneous and heterogeneous with respect to sex. A typical procedure, in fact, is to control for the effect of sex, as by constituting groups all of the same sex. There are, of course, sound reasons for this strategy, since the aim of the experimenter is to manipulate some stated interaction variable, like cohesiveness, com…
Variables in experimental games: Toward a field theory
Strategy in a Feminine Game
When triads play a simple competitive board game, there are significant differences between the two sexes in style of play. By combining a series of signs, it is possible to differentiate exploitative (masculine) and accommodative (feminine) strategies. Since many experimental situations may contain unrecognized masculine biases, feminine approaches to problems may often be obscured. A quiz game with content especially appealing to females was de…
Creative Processes in Painting
Achievement and nurturance in triads varying in power distribution
Deceiving experimental subjects
Intra-Group Power Relations, Strategy, and Decisions in Inter-Triad Competition
Accommodative strategy and communication in a three-person matrix game
Achievement, nurturance, and competition in male and female triads
The investigation of concept formation
Relationship between adult nurturance and dependency and performance of the preschool child
Instinct: A composite student view
Stereotyping among National-Racial Groups in Hawaii: A Study in Ethnocentrism
The Judgment of Facial Expressions by Three National-Racial Groups in Hawaii: 1. I. Caucasian Faces
How short should articles be
The investigation of concept formation
Creative Processes in Painting
Deceiving experimental subjects
Flexibility and rigidity in a variety of problem situations
An Experimental Study of Coalitions in the Triad
Meaningfulness and Position in Rote Learning
Meaningfulness and Position in Rote Learning
Sex Roles in a Three-Person Game
Achievement and nurturance in triads varying in power distribution
Coalitions in Mixed-Sex Triads
In the experimental study of small little attention has been paid to the problem of differences in behavior between groups homogeneous and heterogeneous with respect to sex. A typical procedure, in fact, is to control for the effect of sex, as by constituting groups all of the same sex. There are, of course, sound reasons for this strategy, since the aim of the experimenter is to manipulate some stated interaction variable, like cohesiveness, com…
Motivation and thinking: A symposium
The complexities of thinking
Strategy in a Feminine Game
When triads play a simple competitive board game, there are significant differences between the two sexes in style of play. By combining a series of signs, it is possible to differentiate exploitative (masculine) and accommodative (feminine) strategies. Since many experimental situations may contain unrecognized masculine biases, feminine approaches to problems may often be obscured. A quiz game with content especially appealing to females was de…
Communication and Opinion as a Function of Member Attractiveness and Opinion Discrepancy
Intra-Group Power Relations, Strategy, and Decisions in Inter-Triad Competition
Self-concept and parental identification of young adults with mixed Caucasian-Japanese parentage
Achievement, nurturance, and competition in male and female triads
A Behavioral Theory of Labor Negotiations: An Analysis of a Social Interaction System
Coalition Formation Under Different Conditions of Play in a Three-Person Competitive Game
(1967). Coalition Formation Under Different Conditions of Play in a Three-Person Competitive Game. The Journal of General Psychology: Vol. 77, No. 2, pp. 165-176
Relationship between adult nurturance and dependency and performance of the preschool child
Variables in experimental games: Toward a field theory
Psychology (27 works) · Social Psychology (13 works) · Cognitive psychology (10 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works) · Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies (5 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Biology (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Ecology (3 works)