Stephen Hibbard
Biographic Data
| ID | 219638 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stephen Hibbard |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stephen |
| FAMILY NAME | Hibbard |
| SIGNATURE | HIBBARD S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Windsor |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Emotional Resilience in Young Adults Who Were Reared by Depressed Parents
Extending previous research, the present study assessed a broad array of religiousity/spirituality (R/S) factors in order to identify specific facets that might be especially protective against intergenerational transmission of depressive symptoms. Results from 273 young adults who were reared in families characterized by high levels of parental depressive affect found that depressive symptoms in offspring were only related to one of the five dim…
Physical Health Status in Relation to Self-Forgiveness and Other-Forgiveness in Healthy College Students
We extended prior research on the medical health-correlates of forgiving others by examining the relationship between self-forgiveness, other-forgiveness and health. Results derived from a cross-sectional survey of 266 healthy undergraduates showed that these dimensions of forgiveness were positively related to perceived physical health. Regression analysis revealed that self-forgiveness uniquely predicted a significant amount of variance in perc…
An empirical study of the differential roles of libidinous and aggressive shame components in normality and pathology.
Eleven items from the Adapted Shame Rating Scale (Hoblitzelle 1987) and the Personal Feelings Questionnaire (Harder & Lewis 1987) survived internal consistency analysis to construct a reliable, two-factor Brief Shame Rating Scale. The first factor Disgraced/Humiliated seemed to be a more malignant, aggressively determined form of shame; the second factor Bashful/Shy was a more benign, libidinously determined form. The two subscales significantly …
Is Psychology Really `the Study of Behavior
In this paper, we examine the concept `behavior' within the context of the development of American psychology. After explicating the term's meaning within ordinary usage, we argue that `behavior' is a theoretical construct within behavior analysis, and that its privileged status in psychology outside behavior analysis is really just a residuum from the days of the hegemony of behaviorism. The claim `psychology is the study of behavior' falters wi…
An empirical study of the differential roles of libidinous and aggressive shame components in normality and pathology
An empirical study of the differential roles of libidinous and aggressive shame components in normality and pathology
Narcissism, shame, masochism, and object relations
Narcissism, shame, masochism, and object relations
Narcissism, shame, masochism, and object relations
A correlational study (N == 701) examined three measures of narcissism, a measure of shame, two measures of masochism, a measure of object relations, and a measure of social desirability. Moderate correlations were found for a core of constructs which have been described in the clinical and theoretical literature. These are narcissism, shame, object relations, and masochism. Narcissism seemed to divide into two different styles, a phallic, grandi…
Physical Health Status in Relation to Self-Forgiveness and Other-Forgiveness in Healthy College Students
We extended prior research on the medical health-correlates of forgiving others by examining the relationship between self-forgiveness, other-forgiveness and health. Results derived from a cross-sectional survey of 266 healthy undergraduates showed that these dimensions of forgiveness were positively related to perceived physical health. Regression analysis revealed that self-forgiveness uniquely predicted a significant amount of variance in perc…
Narcissism, shame, masochism, and object relations
Narcissism, shame, masochism, and object relations
Narcissism, shame, masochism, and object relations
A correlational study (N == 701) examined three measures of narcissism, a measure of shame, two measures of masochism, a measure of object relations, and a measure of social desirability. Moderate correlations were found for a core of constructs which have been described in the clinical and theoretical literature. These are narcissism, shame, object relations, and masochism. Narcissism seemed to divide into two different styles, a phallic, grandi…
An empirical study of the differential roles of libidinous and aggressive shame components in normality and pathology.
Eleven items from the Adapted Shame Rating Scale (Hoblitzelle 1987) and the Personal Feelings Questionnaire (Harder & Lewis 1987) survived internal consistency analysis to construct a reliable, two-factor Brief Shame Rating Scale. The first factor Disgraced/Humiliated seemed to be a more malignant, aggressively determined form of shame; the second factor Bashful/Shy was a more benign, libidinously determined form. The two subscales significantly …
Is Psychology Really `the Study of Behavior
In this paper, we examine the concept `behavior' within the context of the development of American psychology. After explicating the term's meaning within ordinary usage, we argue that `behavior' is a theoretical construct within behavior analysis, and that its privileged status in psychology outside behavior analysis is really just a residuum from the days of the hegemony of behaviorism. The claim `psychology is the study of behavior' falters wi…
An empirical study of the differential roles of libidinous and aggressive shame components in normality and pathology
An empirical study of the differential roles of libidinous and aggressive shame components in normality and pathology
Physical Health Status in Relation to Self-Forgiveness and Other-Forgiveness in Healthy College Students
We extended prior research on the medical health-correlates of forgiving others by examining the relationship between self-forgiveness, other-forgiveness and health. Results derived from a cross-sectional survey of 266 healthy undergraduates showed that these dimensions of forgiveness were positively related to perceived physical health. Regression analysis revealed that self-forgiveness uniquely predicted a significant amount of variance in perc…
Emotional Resilience in Young Adults Who Were Reared by Depressed Parents
Extending previous research, the present study assessed a broad array of religiousity/spirituality (R/S) factors in order to identify specific facets that might be especially protective against intergenerational transmission of depressive symptoms. Results from 273 young adults who were reared in families characterized by high levels of parental depressive affect found that depressive symptoms in offspring were only related to one of the five dim…
Psychology (9 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Developmental psychology (7 works) · Emotions and Moral Behavior (6 works) · Shame (6 works) · Narcissism (4 works) · Psychoanalysis (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Exploratory research (3 works) · Object relations theory (3 works)