Marti Hope Gonzales
Biographic Data
| ID | 230862 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marti Hope Gonzales |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marti Hope |
| FAMILY NAME | Gonzales |
| SIGNATURE | GONZALES M H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Minnesota |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 95 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
On the Defensive: Identity, Language, and Partisan Reactions to Political Scandal
We investigated how individuals judge politicians embroiled in scandal. Drawing on social identity and realistic group conflict theory, we predicted that beyond an overall ingroup bias, partisans would be particularly forgiving of in-party politicians who denied or justified their misconduct rather than apologize for it. By insisting that they did nothing wrong, these politicians defend the public image of their party and signal their commitment …
Strong Candidate, Nurturant Candidate: Moral Language in Presidential Television Advertisements
Presidential television advertisements from 1980 through 2012 were examined to test empirically George Lakoff's descriptions of American moral ideology. Advertisements were coded for instantiations of the moral themes that Lakoff asserts underlie liberal and conservative ideology (Strict Father versus Nurturant Parent). Candidates' political‐party affiliation, election year, and policy issue(s) addressed in the television advertisement were asses…
The socioecological model of procommunity action: The benefits of residential stability
The authors conducted 3 studies to test a socioecological model of procommunity action. Study 1 showed that residents of stable communities purchased a "critical habitat" license plate to support preservation of the environment in their home state more often than did residents of mobile communities. Study 2 demonstrated that home game baseball attendance was less dependent on the team's record in stable cities than in mobile cities. Study 3, an e…
Variations of Citizenship Education: A Content Analysis of Rights, Obligations, and Participation Concepts in High School Civic Textbooks
A quantitative content analysis of three widely adopted high school civics textbooks revealed that concepts associated with traditional liberalism—citizens' rights and freedoms—far outnumber concepts associated with classical republicanism or communitarianism (e.g., civic virtue, the reciprocal relation between citizens' rights and their responsibilities to the public good). Moreover, this focus on rights and freedoms to the relative exclusion of…
Collectivistic Values and Individualistic Language as Predictors of Endorsement of Citizenship Activities Among High School Students
This is an exploratory study to determine whether the way in which attitudes about citizenship actions were measured would predict American students' endorsement of those actions. In a split-half design, half of the student respondents completed a questionnaire in which they rated the extent to which various citizenship actions were important; the other half of the sample rated those same actions on the extent to which they constituted duties. Co…
Rights and Obligations in Civic Education: A Content Analysis of the National Standards for Civics and Government
A quantitative content analysis of the National Standards for Civics and Government revealed that concepts associated with traditional liberalism—citizens' rights and freedoms—far outnumber concepts associated with classical republicanism or communitarianism (e.g., civic virtue, the reciprocal relation between citizens' rights and their responsibilities to the public good). Moreover, this focus on rights and freedoms to the relative exclusion of …
The development of interattitudinal consistency: The shared-consequences model
A model of interattitudinal consistency was proposed to address: (a) the factors mediating political expert-novice differences in interattitudinal organization and (b) the processes mediating the development of interattitudinal organization among political novices. In Experiment 1, both expertise and situationally induced thought (among novices) heightened the extent to which pairs of policies were viewed as instrumentally influencing the attainm…
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Applying Social Psychological Theory to Counseling
A Thousand Pardons: The Effectiveness of Verbal Remedial Tactics during Account Episodes
This experimental study examined the effects of accounts, 'offender' and 'victim/witness' sex, and sex-role orientation on rating scales and 'behaviouroid' and behavioural measures. Participants who spent up to 45 minutes completing questionnaires that proved unusable due to a confederate's error were exposed to one of four systematically varied accounts or explanations. Account type, participant and confederate sex, and participant sex-role orie…
Pardon my gaffe: Effects of sex, status, and consequence severity on accounts
Examined the effects of offender sex, offender status, and consequence severity on accounts following an embarrassing predicament. Subjects were induced to believe they had committed a gaffe with either relatively mild or severe consequences for a confederate/victim of either higher or lower status than they, and their verbal and nonverbal behaviors captured on videotape served as the source of dependent variable measures
Perceptions of a Housespouse: The Effects of Sex, Economic Productivity, and Subject Background Variables
Two studies were performed investigating college students' attitudes toward male and female housespouses whose primary duties were child-care and major household tasks and whose economic contributions were earnings from writing. Introductory psychology students read a descriptive paragraph and then evaluated the housespouse on semantic differential scales. In addition, the following subject background variables were investigated: sex role typing …
Interactional approach to interpersonal attraction
Pardon my gaffe: Effects of sex, status, and consequence severity on accounts
Examined the effects of offender sex, offender status, and consequence severity on accounts following an embarrassing predicament. Subjects were induced to believe they had committed a gaffe with either relatively mild or severe consequences for a confederate/victim of either higher or lower status than they, and their verbal and nonverbal behaviors captured on videotape served as the source of dependent variable measures
The socioecological model of procommunity action: The benefits of residential stability
The authors conducted 3 studies to test a socioecological model of procommunity action. Study 1 showed that residents of stable communities purchased a "critical habitat" license plate to support preservation of the environment in their home state more often than did residents of mobile communities. Study 2 demonstrated that home game baseball attendance was less dependent on the team's record in stable cities than in mobile cities. Study 3, an e…
The development of interattitudinal consistency: The shared-consequences model
A model of interattitudinal consistency was proposed to address: (a) the factors mediating political expert-novice differences in interattitudinal organization and (b) the processes mediating the development of interattitudinal organization among political novices. In Experiment 1, both expertise and situationally induced thought (among novices) heightened the extent to which pairs of policies were viewed as instrumentally influencing the attainm…
A Thousand Pardons: The Effectiveness of Verbal Remedial Tactics during Account Episodes
This experimental study examined the effects of accounts, 'offender' and 'victim/witness' sex, and sex-role orientation on rating scales and 'behaviouroid' and behavioural measures. Participants who spent up to 45 minutes completing questionnaires that proved unusable due to a confederate's error were exposed to one of four systematically varied accounts or explanations. Account type, participant and confederate sex, and participant sex-role orie…
Rights and Obligations in Civic Education: A Content Analysis of the National Standards for Civics and Government
A quantitative content analysis of the National Standards for Civics and Government revealed that concepts associated with traditional liberalism—citizens' rights and freedoms—far outnumber concepts associated with classical republicanism or communitarianism (e.g., civic virtue, the reciprocal relation between citizens' rights and their responsibilities to the public good). Moreover, this focus on rights and freedoms to the relative exclusion of …
Strong Candidate, Nurturant Candidate: Moral Language in Presidential Television Advertisements
Presidential television advertisements from 1980 through 2012 were examined to test empirically George Lakoff's descriptions of American moral ideology. Advertisements were coded for instantiations of the moral themes that Lakoff asserts underlie liberal and conservative ideology (Strict Father versus Nurturant Parent). Candidates' political‐party affiliation, election year, and policy issue(s) addressed in the television advertisement were asses…
Interactional approach to interpersonal attraction
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Applying Social Psychological Theory to Counseling
Perceptions of a Housespouse: The Effects of Sex, Economic Productivity, and Subject Background Variables
Two studies were performed investigating college students' attitudes toward male and female housespouses whose primary duties were child-care and major household tasks and whose economic contributions were earnings from writing. Introductory psychology students read a descriptive paragraph and then evaluated the housespouse on semantic differential scales. In addition, the following subject background variables were investigated: sex role typing …
Variations of Citizenship Education: A Content Analysis of Rights, Obligations, and Participation Concepts in High School Civic Textbooks
A quantitative content analysis of three widely adopted high school civics textbooks revealed that concepts associated with traditional liberalism—citizens' rights and freedoms—far outnumber concepts associated with classical republicanism or communitarianism (e.g., civic virtue, the reciprocal relation between citizens' rights and their responsibilities to the public good). Moreover, this focus on rights and freedoms to the relative exclusion of…
Collectivistic Values and Individualistic Language as Predictors of Endorsement of Citizenship Activities Among High School Students
This is an exploratory study to determine whether the way in which attitudes about citizenship actions were measured would predict American students' endorsement of those actions. In a split-half design, half of the student respondents completed a questionnaire in which they rated the extent to which various citizenship actions were important; the other half of the sample rated those same actions on the extent to which they constituted duties. Co…
Interactional approach to interpersonal attraction
Perceptions of a Housespouse: The Effects of Sex, Economic Productivity, and Subject Background Variables
Two studies were performed investigating college students' attitudes toward male and female housespouses whose primary duties were child-care and major household tasks and whose economic contributions were earnings from writing. Introductory psychology students read a descriptive paragraph and then evaluated the housespouse on semantic differential scales. In addition, the following subject background variables were investigated: sex role typing …
Pardon my gaffe: Effects of sex, status, and consequence severity on accounts
Examined the effects of offender sex, offender status, and consequence severity on accounts following an embarrassing predicament. Subjects were induced to believe they had committed a gaffe with either relatively mild or severe consequences for a confederate/victim of either higher or lower status than they, and their verbal and nonverbal behaviors captured on videotape served as the source of dependent variable measures
A Thousand Pardons: The Effectiveness of Verbal Remedial Tactics during Account Episodes
This experimental study examined the effects of accounts, 'offender' and 'victim/witness' sex, and sex-role orientation on rating scales and 'behaviouroid' and behavioural measures. Participants who spent up to 45 minutes completing questionnaires that proved unusable due to a confederate's error were exposed to one of four systematically varied accounts or explanations. Account type, participant and confederate sex, and participant sex-role orie…
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Applying Social Psychological Theory to Counseling
The development of interattitudinal consistency: The shared-consequences model
A model of interattitudinal consistency was proposed to address: (a) the factors mediating political expert-novice differences in interattitudinal organization and (b) the processes mediating the development of interattitudinal organization among political novices. In Experiment 1, both expertise and situationally induced thought (among novices) heightened the extent to which pairs of policies were viewed as instrumentally influencing the attainm…
Rights and Obligations in Civic Education: A Content Analysis of the National Standards for Civics and Government
A quantitative content analysis of the National Standards for Civics and Government revealed that concepts associated with traditional liberalism—citizens' rights and freedoms—far outnumber concepts associated with classical republicanism or communitarianism (e.g., civic virtue, the reciprocal relation between citizens' rights and their responsibilities to the public good). Moreover, this focus on rights and freedoms to the relative exclusion of …
Collectivistic Values and Individualistic Language as Predictors of Endorsement of Citizenship Activities Among High School Students
This is an exploratory study to determine whether the way in which attitudes about citizenship actions were measured would predict American students' endorsement of those actions. In a split-half design, half of the student respondents completed a questionnaire in which they rated the extent to which various citizenship actions were important; the other half of the sample rated those same actions on the extent to which they constituted duties. Co…
Variations of Citizenship Education: A Content Analysis of Rights, Obligations, and Participation Concepts in High School Civic Textbooks
A quantitative content analysis of three widely adopted high school civics textbooks revealed that concepts associated with traditional liberalism—citizens' rights and freedoms—far outnumber concepts associated with classical republicanism or communitarianism (e.g., civic virtue, the reciprocal relation between citizens' rights and their responsibilities to the public good). Moreover, this focus on rights and freedoms to the relative exclusion of…
The socioecological model of procommunity action: The benefits of residential stability
The authors conducted 3 studies to test a socioecological model of procommunity action. Study 1 showed that residents of stable communities purchased a "critical habitat" license plate to support preservation of the environment in their home state more often than did residents of mobile communities. Study 2 demonstrated that home game baseball attendance was less dependent on the team's record in stable cities than in mobile cities. Study 3, an e…
Strong Candidate, Nurturant Candidate: Moral Language in Presidential Television Advertisements
Presidential television advertisements from 1980 through 2012 were examined to test empirically George Lakoff's descriptions of American moral ideology. Advertisements were coded for instantiations of the moral themes that Lakoff asserts underlie liberal and conservative ideology (Strict Father versus Nurturant Parent). Candidates' political‐party affiliation, election year, and policy issue(s) addressed in the television advertisement were asses…
On the Defensive: Identity, Language, and Partisan Reactions to Political Scandal
We investigated how individuals judge politicians embroiled in scandal. Drawing on social identity and realistic group conflict theory, we predicted that beyond an overall ingroup bias, partisans would be particularly forgiving of in-party politicians who denied or justified their misconduct rather than apologize for it. By insisting that they did nothing wrong, these politicians defend the public image of their party and signal their commitment …
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