Gustav Ichheiser
Biographic Data
| ID | 247685 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gustav Ichheiser |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gustav |
| FAMILY NAME | Ichheiser |
| SIGNATURE | ICHHEISER G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Chicago |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 52 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 30 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1940 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Appearances and Realities: Misunderstanding in Human Relations
On "Tolerance" and "Fanaticism: A Dilemma
Social Perception and Moral Judgment
Misunderstandings in International Relations
INCE I agree with those who insist that social science is not only a science but L also an art, I shall start my paper not with facts and concepts but with two metaphorical stories. These stories will point, symbolically, in the direction of those facts and issues which I shall later discuss conceptually. The first story: A friend is visiting your city for the first time and he wants to gain a general view of the city. You take him first to the n…
Frustration and Aggression or Frustration and Defence: A Counter-Hypothesis
Antisemite and Jew. Jean-Paul Sartre , George J. Becker
Selected Bibliography
Inner Personality, Image, and Social Role
Analysis and Typology of Personality Misinterpretations
The Nature and the Modes of Personality Interpretations
Visible' and 'Invisible' Aspects of Personality
The Image of the Other Man
Introduction: Why We Are Often Blinded to 'Obvious' Facts
Sociopsychological and Cultural Factors in Race Relations
The theory of race relations is in confusion because of the failure to distinguish the sociopsychological which is universal from the cultural which varies. It is a universal human fact that people tend to consider as different those who look different; the differences are evaluated in cultural terms. Thus segregation is rooted in sociosensory perception, not in a social system, cultural pattern, or prejudice. Members of cultural and racial minor…
Are our silent presuppositions about prejudices correct
A new start is suggested by following these aspects: (1) Not more research but a critique of our silent presuppositions. (2) Differences are at the bottom of tensions and difficulties in intergroup relations. (3) Only effective therapy is to admit and discuss the existing differences. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2012 APA, all rights reserved)
Projection and the mote-beam-mechanism
Language and Myth. Ernst Cassirer , Susanne K. Langer
The Jews and Antisemitism
The Psychological Frontiers of Society.Abram Kardiner , Ralph Linton , Cora Du Bois , James West
Fear of Violence and Fear of Fraud: With Some Remarks on the Social Psychology of Antisemitism
Language and Thought in Schizophrenia: Collected Papers. J. S. Kasanin
Misinterpretations of Personality in Everyday Life and the Psychologist's Frame of Reference
Why Psychologists Tend to Overlook Certain “Obvious” Facts
Psychological research and theory has been in the past, and is at present, vitiated by three groups of presuppositions and tendencies. Firstly, by a rigid ideal of preciseness, which produces in the mind of psychologists a biased predilection for selecting and emphasizing those facts which lend themselves best to a precise investigation, and for neglecting those facts with which this is not the case. Secondly, by certain psychological presupposit…
Essays on Anti-Semitism. Koppel S. Pinson
Structure and Dynamics of Interpersonal Relations
The image which a person holds regarding another may be the result, or it may be rather the cause, of his attitude toward the other. False images often come from genuine illusions, errors of judgment, or social defamation, and are not always rationalizations of pre-existing love or hostility. Interpersonal misunderstandings do not automatically correct themselves but may become chronic and reciprocal, the persons adjusting their behavior in vario…
Introduction: Why We Are Often Blinded to 'Obvious' Facts
Structure and Dynamics of Interpersonal Relations
The image which a person holds regarding another may be the result, or it may be rather the cause, of his attitude toward the other. False images often come from genuine illusions, errors of judgment, or social defamation, and are not always rationalizations of pre-existing love or hostility. Interpersonal misunderstandings do not automatically correct themselves but may become chronic and reciprocal, the persons adjusting their behavior in vario…
Misunderstandings in International Relations
INCE I agree with those who insist that social science is not only a science but L also an art, I shall start my paper not with facts and concepts but with two metaphorical stories. These stories will point, symbolically, in the direction of those facts and issues which I shall later discuss conceptually. The first story: A friend is visiting your city for the first time and he wants to gain a general view of the city. You take him first to the n…
Fear of Violence and Fear of Fraud: With Some Remarks on the Social Psychology of Antisemitism
Appearances and Realities: Misunderstanding in Human Relations
Frustration and Aggression or Frustration and Defence: A Counter-Hypothesis
Some psychological obstacles to an understanding between nations
Unconscious nationalism is analyzed to point out the inevitable difficulties for an understanding between nations. Each nation has a tendency to regard its own habits, ways of thought and living, and values and institutions not only as its own but also as a kind of norm which unconsciously underlies the judgment of everything foreign. Each nation rationalizes its real motives when they do not correspond with its own moral standards, and finds it …
The Image of the Other Man, a Study in Social Psychology
Projection and the mote-beam-mechanism
The Image of the Other Man
Sociopsychological and Cultural Factors in Race Relations
The theory of race relations is in confusion because of the failure to distinguish the sociopsychological which is universal from the cultural which varies. It is a universal human fact that people tend to consider as different those who look different; the differences are evaluated in cultural terms. Thus segregation is rooted in sociosensory perception, not in a social system, cultural pattern, or prejudice. Members of cultural and racial minor…
The Image of the Other Man, a Study in Social Psychology
Real, Pseudo, and Sham Qualities of Personality: An Attempt at a New Classification
Some psychological obstacles to an understanding between nations
Unconscious nationalism is analyzed to point out the inevitable difficulties for an understanding between nations. Each nation has a tendency to regard its own habits, ways of thought and living, and values and institutions not only as its own but also as a kind of norm which unconsciously underlies the judgment of everything foreign. Each nation rationalizes its real motives when they do not correspond with its own moral standards, and finds it …
Jews in a Gentile World: The Problem of Anti-Semitism.Isaque Graeber , Steuart Henderson Britt
Misinterpretations of Personality in Everyday Life and the Psychologist's Frame of Reference
Why Psychologists Tend to Overlook Certain “Obvious” Facts
Psychological research and theory has been in the past, and is at present, vitiated by three groups of presuppositions and tendencies. Firstly, by a rigid ideal of preciseness, which produces in the mind of psychologists a biased predilection for selecting and emphasizing those facts which lend themselves best to a precise investigation, and for neglecting those facts with which this is not the case. Secondly, by certain psychological presupposit…
Essays on Anti-Semitism. Koppel S. Pinson
Structure and Dynamics of Interpersonal Relations
The image which a person holds regarding another may be the result, or it may be rather the cause, of his attitude toward the other. False images often come from genuine illusions, errors of judgment, or social defamation, and are not always rationalizations of pre-existing love or hostility. Interpersonal misunderstandings do not automatically correct themselves but may become chronic and reciprocal, the persons adjusting their behavior in vario…
American Words and Ways: Especially for German Americans.John Whyte
Fear of Violence and Fear of Fraud: With Some Remarks on the Social Psychology of Antisemitism
Language and Thought in Schizophrenia: Collected Papers. J. S. Kasanin
Language and Myth. Ernst Cassirer , Susanne K. Langer
The Jews and Antisemitism
The Psychological Frontiers of Society.Abram Kardiner , Ralph Linton , Cora Du Bois , James West
Projection and the mote-beam-mechanism
Are our silent presuppositions about prejudices correct
A new start is suggested by following these aspects: (1) Not more research but a critique of our silent presuppositions. (2) Differences are at the bottom of tensions and difficulties in intergroup relations. (3) Only effective therapy is to admit and discuss the existing differences. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2012 APA, all rights reserved)
Antisemite and Jew. Jean-Paul Sartre , George J. Becker
Selected Bibliography
Inner Personality, Image, and Social Role
Analysis and Typology of Personality Misinterpretations
The Nature and the Modes of Personality Interpretations
Visible' and 'Invisible' Aspects of Personality
The Image of the Other Man
Introduction: Why We Are Often Blinded to 'Obvious' Facts
Sociopsychological and Cultural Factors in Race Relations
The theory of race relations is in confusion because of the failure to distinguish the sociopsychological which is universal from the cultural which varies. It is a universal human fact that people tend to consider as different those who look different; the differences are evaluated in cultural terms. Thus segregation is rooted in sociosensory perception, not in a social system, cultural pattern, or prejudice. Members of cultural and racial minor…
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