John Altrocchi
Biographic Data
| ID | 201744 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John Altrocchi |
| GIVEN NAMES | John |
| FAMILY NAME | Altrocchi |
| SIGNATURE | ALTROCCHI J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Duke University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 46 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1959 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Self‐Pluralism: Assessment and Relations to Adjustment, Life Changes, and Age
Individuals differ in the degree to which they see themselves as behaving and feeling similarly or differently in different situations and at different times. This dimension of the self‐concept, which is conceived to extend from strong constancy of the self‐concept at one extreme to marked variability at the opposite pole, is designated as self‐pluralism . An inventory for the assessment of degree of self‐pluralism—the Self‐Pluralism Scale (SPS)—…
Polyfaceted Psychological Acculturation in Cook Islanders
Data on acculturation were collected from five groups of Cook Islanders who have been differentially exposed to traditional and Western (New Zealand) influences: Residents of a small, outer island; residents of the much larger capital island; Cook Islanders who have migrated to New Zealand, and others who were born in New Zealand; and non-Cook Island New Zealanders. Comparison of the groups demonstrated differential general acculturation in assoc…
Clarifying and measuring the concept of traditional vs. egalitarian roles in marriages
Attribution of Hostile Intent in Literature
This selective literary analysis is an attempt to gain insights from literature that may contribute to understanding what kinds of people attribute hostile intent to what kinds of other people under what conditions. In addition to re-emphasizing the importance of projection, hostility, envy, guilt and masochism in the attribution of hostile intent, this analysis also reaffirmed the importance of the relationship between attribution of hostile int…
Attribution of intent
The Marlowe-Crowne, Repressor-Sensitizer, and Internal-External Scales and Attribution of Unconscious Hostile Intent
Two follow-up experiments demonstrated weak and inconsistent relationships between attribution of unconscious hostile intent and other variables, thus casting doubt on its use as a construct. The Repressor-Sensitizer and Internal-External scales intercorrelated for both sexes, but the Marlowe-Crowne scale was related to the other scales for males only, suggesting that results with this scale should not be generalized across sexes
Principles of community mental health in a rural setting: The Halifax County program
Attribution of hostile intent as unconscious1
Mental health consultation with groups
A Longitudinal Study of the Psycho-Social Effects of Vasectomy
David A. Rodgers, Frederick J. Ziegler, John Altrocchi, Nissim Levy, A Longitudinal Study of the Psycho-Social Effects of Vasectomy, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 27, No. 1 (Feb., 1965), pp. 59-64
The personality of the perceiver as a factor in person perception
Ego Control Patterns and Attribution of Hostility
As a step toward clarifying personality factors in interpersonal perception, it was hypothesized that patterns of ego control are related to the degree of hostility attributed to self and others and by others to self. On the basis of MMPI scores used as indices of ego control patterns, 41 repressors, 14 expressors, 24 expressor-sensitizers, and 22 sensitizers were selected from 296 nursing students. Love scores from the ICL were used as measures …
Interpersonal perceptions of repressors and sensitizers and component analysis of assumed dissimilarity scores
Changes in self-ideal discrepancy in repressors and sensitizers
Dominance as a factor in interpersonal choice and perception
Mental health consultation with groups
Principles of community mental health in a rural setting: The Halifax County program
Attribution of intent
A Longitudinal Study of the Psycho-Social Effects of Vasectomy
David A. Rodgers, Frederick J. Ziegler, John Altrocchi, Nissim Levy, A Longitudinal Study of the Psycho-Social Effects of Vasectomy, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 27, No. 1 (Feb., 1965), pp. 59-64
Clarifying and measuring the concept of traditional vs. egalitarian roles in marriages
Interpersonal perceptions of repressors and sensitizers and component analysis of assumed dissimilarity scores
Changes in self-ideal discrepancy in repressors and sensitizers
Dominance as a factor in interpersonal choice and perception
Dominance as a factor in interpersonal choice and perception
Changes in self-ideal discrepancy in repressors and sensitizers
Interpersonal perceptions of repressors and sensitizers and component analysis of assumed dissimilarity scores
Ego Control Patterns and Attribution of Hostility
As a step toward clarifying personality factors in interpersonal perception, it was hypothesized that patterns of ego control are related to the degree of hostility attributed to self and others and by others to self. On the basis of MMPI scores used as indices of ego control patterns, 41 repressors, 14 expressors, 24 expressor-sensitizers, and 22 sensitizers were selected from 296 nursing students. Love scores from the ICL were used as measures …
The personality of the perceiver as a factor in person perception
Mental health consultation with groups
A Longitudinal Study of the Psycho-Social Effects of Vasectomy
David A. Rodgers, Frederick J. Ziegler, John Altrocchi, Nissim Levy, A Longitudinal Study of the Psycho-Social Effects of Vasectomy, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 27, No. 1 (Feb., 1965), pp. 59-64
Attribution of hostile intent as unconscious1
The Marlowe-Crowne, Repressor-Sensitizer, and Internal-External Scales and Attribution of Unconscious Hostile Intent
Two follow-up experiments demonstrated weak and inconsistent relationships between attribution of unconscious hostile intent and other variables, thus casting doubt on its use as a construct. The Repressor-Sensitizer and Internal-External scales intercorrelated for both sexes, but the Marlowe-Crowne scale was related to the other scales for males only, suggesting that results with this scale should not be generalized across sexes
Principles of community mental health in a rural setting: The Halifax County program
Attribution of Hostile Intent in Literature
This selective literary analysis is an attempt to gain insights from literature that may contribute to understanding what kinds of people attribute hostile intent to what kinds of other people under what conditions. In addition to re-emphasizing the importance of projection, hostility, envy, guilt and masochism in the attribution of hostile intent, this analysis also reaffirmed the importance of the relationship between attribution of hostile int…
Attribution of intent
Clarifying and measuring the concept of traditional vs. egalitarian roles in marriages
Polyfaceted Psychological Acculturation in Cook Islanders
Data on acculturation were collected from five groups of Cook Islanders who have been differentially exposed to traditional and Western (New Zealand) influences: Residents of a small, outer island; residents of the much larger capital island; Cook Islanders who have migrated to New Zealand, and others who were born in New Zealand; and non-Cook Island New Zealanders. Comparison of the groups demonstrated differential general acculturation in assoc…
Self‐Pluralism: Assessment and Relations to Adjustment, Life Changes, and Age
Individuals differ in the degree to which they see themselves as behaving and feeling similarly or differently in different situations and at different times. This dimension of the self‐concept, which is conceived to extend from strong constancy of the self‐concept at one extreme to marked variability at the opposite pole, is designated as self‐pluralism . An inventory for the assessment of degree of self‐pluralism—the Self‐Pluralism Scale (SPS)—…
Psychology (15 works) · Social Psychology (13 works) · Developmental psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Attribution (5 works) · Cognitive psychology (4 works) · Perception (4 works) · Personality (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works)