James E Dittes
Biographic Data
| ID | 257457 |
|---|---|
| NAME | James E Dittes |
| GIVEN NAMES | James E |
| FAMILY NAME | Dittes |
| SIGNATURE | DITTES J E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Yale University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 39 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 54 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 39 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Some Accidents, Coincidents, and Intents: A Vocational Narrative
Recollections of the Adolescence and Young Adulthood of the SSSR
The Hunger of the Heart: Reflections on the Confessions of Augustine
Journal Article The Hunger of the Heart: Reflections on the Confessions of Augustine, edited by Donald Capps and James E. Dittes. West Lafayette, IN: Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, 1990, xxii + 352 pp. $12.00 Get access Robin Gill Robin Gill University of Newcastle upon Tyne Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sociology of Religion, Volume 52, Issue 2, Summer 1991, Pages 212–213, https://doi.org…
The Hunger of the Heart: Reflections on the Confessions of Augustine
The Hunger of the Heart: Reflections on the Confessions of Augustine
Confessions of the golden bull: The minister as idol and idol maker
Augustine: Search for a Fail-Safe God to Trust
At 21, Augustine suffered a wrenching grief pours out twenty years later in the pages of Confessions by far the most passionate paragraphs of this book with the same soul-searing intensity with which he had poured himself into the friendship now sundered He had invested himself totally with reckless abandon into fusion he had trusted: thought my soul and his soul were but one soul in two bodies (IV, 6). So yearning for intimacy he permitted himse…
Spiritual Nurture and Congregational Development
Psychology of Religion
Journal Article PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGION Get access Pluralism and Personality William James and Some Contemporary Psychologies of Culture By Don S Browning Bucknell University Press, 1980 280 pages $22 50 James E Dittes James E Dittes Yale University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of the American Academy of Religion, Volume LI, Issue 1, March 1983, Pages 128–129, https://doi.org/10.1093/jaarel/LI.1.…
When the People Say No: Conflict and the Call to Ministry
Minister on the Spot
Sect Ideologies and Social Status
Conceptual Deprivation and Statistical Rigor: Comment on 'Social Deprivation and Religiosity
Typing the Typologies: Some Parallels in the Career of Church-Sect and Extrinsic-Intrinsic
church-sect typology have similar origins and similar characteristics. Both were developed as tools of analysis in the service of prophet-like concern for the purity and the social efficacy of religion. Both reflect their originators' philosophical struggle with the relation between the historical and the transcendent. The formal properties of both types, though notoriously unsuited for many of the scientific tasks to which they have subsequently…
On the Need for Control in Persuasive Scientific Communications
How does an author reply to a non-discussion (Levonian, 1970) of his work? The Gollob and Dittes study (1965) is indicted along with all the others of the Self-esteem and Persuasibility Nine. But it is mentioned only twice, once in the second paragraph, where our findings are inaccurately reported, and once near the end, with an allusion to some secondary findings for which data were not even cited in our original report. What would Levonian make…
In relation to all psychology
Berkley Charles Hathorne
Secular Religion: Dilemma of Churches and Researchers: The H. Paul Douglass Lectures of 1968
The Church in the Way
Christian Beliefs and Anti-Semitism
Comment by the Editor
Psychological Studies of Clergymen: Abstracts of Research
Effects of manipulated self-esteem on persuasibility depending on threat and complexity of communication
Continuities between the Life and Thought of Augustine
AUGUSTINE'S intellectual development was in a context rich with choice. The Mediterranean world of the fourth century must have provided as many open options to the inquiring mind as any era and arena ever. Moving freely about this world, the young Augustine exposed himself to many influences and actually sampled several positions before he finally, in his mid-thirties, settled on the particular Christian position to which he was thereafter commi…
The Psychology of Religion
Effects of different conditions of acceptance upon conformity to group norms
Attractiveness of group as function of self-esteem and acceptance by group
Typing the Typologies: Some Parallels in the Career of Church-Sect and Extrinsic-Intrinsic
church-sect typology have similar origins and similar characteristics. Both were developed as tools of analysis in the service of prophet-like concern for the purity and the social efficacy of religion. Both reflect their originators' philosophical struggle with the relation between the historical and the transcendent. The formal properties of both types, though notoriously unsuited for many of the scientific tasks to which they have subsequently…
Impulsive closure as reaction to failure-induced threat
Effect of changes in self-esteem upon impulsiveness and deliberation in making judgments
Galvanic skin response as a measure of patient's reaction to therapist's permissiveness
Some Accidents, Coincidents, and Intents: A Vocational Narrative
Conceptual Deprivation and Statistical Rigor: Comment on 'Social Deprivation and Religiosity
Secular Religion: Dilemma of Churches and Researchers: The H. Paul Douglass Lectures of 1968
Effects of manipulated self-esteem on persuasibility depending on threat and complexity of communication
Continuities between the Life and Thought of Augustine
AUGUSTINE'S intellectual development was in a context rich with choice. The Mediterranean world of the fourth century must have provided as many open options to the inquiring mind as any era and arena ever. Moving freely about this world, the young Augustine exposed himself to many influences and actually sampled several positions before he finally, in his mid-thirties, settled on the particular Christian position to which he was thereafter commi…
The Psychology of Religion
Birth order as a selective factor among volunteer subjects
Extinction during psychotherapy of GSR accompanying embarrassing statements
The Christian Mission and Turkish Islam
Effects of different conditions of acceptance upon conformity to group norms
Galvanic skin response as a measure of patient's reaction to therapist's permissiveness
Extinction during psychotherapy of GSR accompanying embarrassing statements
Facts and fantasy in (the Minister's) mental health
Attractiveness of group as function of self-esteem and acceptance by group
Effect of changes in self-esteem upon impulsiveness and deliberation in making judgments
Atheism and the christian minister
Impulsive closure as reaction to failure-induced threat
The Psychology of Affiliation: Experimental Studies of the Sources of Gregariousness
Research on Clergymen: Factors Influencing Decisions for Religious Service and Effectiveness in the Vocation
1 Appreciation is due many persons who have been willing to share with me the procedures and tentative results of research still in progress; I hope that their trust in my reporting of it has not b...
Birth order as a selective factor among volunteer subjects
Annotated Bibliography in Religion and Psychology
The Psychology of Religion
The Personal World: An Introduction to the Study of Personality
Effects of manipulated self-esteem on persuasibility depending on threat and complexity of communication
Continuities between the Life and Thought of Augustine
AUGUSTINE'S intellectual development was in a context rich with choice. The Mediterranean world of the fourth century must have provided as many open options to the inquiring mind as any era and arena ever. Moving freely about this world, the young Augustine exposed himself to many influences and actually sampled several positions before he finally, in his mid-thirties, settled on the particular Christian position to which he was thereafter commi…
Psychological Studies of Clergymen: Abstracts of Research
Christian Beliefs and Anti-Semitism
Comment by the Editor
Berkley Charles Hathorne
Secular Religion: Dilemma of Churches and Researchers: The H. Paul Douglass Lectures of 1968
The Church in the Way
On the Need for Control in Persuasive Scientific Communications
How does an author reply to a non-discussion (Levonian, 1970) of his work? The Gollob and Dittes study (1965) is indicted along with all the others of the Self-esteem and Persuasibility Nine. But it is mentioned only twice, once in the second paragraph, where our findings are inaccurately reported, and once near the end, with an allusion to some secondary findings for which data were not even cited in our original report. What would Levonian make…
In relation to all psychology
Psychology (25 works) · Sociology (22 works) · Philosophy (21 works) · Social Psychology (19 works) · Psychoanalysis (9 works) · Religious studies (9 works) · Epistemology (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Religion and Society Interactions (7 works) · Social Psychology (7 works)