Gregory Bovasso
Biographic Data
| ID | 258853 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gregory Bovasso |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gregory |
| FAMILY NAME | Bovasso |
| SIGNATURE | BOVASSO G |
| AFFILIATIONS | UCNB Texas |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 31 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Socioeconomic Status and Depressive Syndrome: The Role of Inter- and Intra-Generational Mobility, Government Assistance, and Work Environment
This paper assesses the hypothesis that depressive syndrome is associated with socioeconomic status, using longitudinal data from the Baltimore Epidemiologic Catchment Area Followup. Socioeconomic measures include those used in most studies of status attainment, as well as measures of financial dependence, non-job income, and work environment. Analyses include inter- and intra-generational mobility, and replicate the basic aspects of the status a…
The Interaction of Depersonalization and Deindividuation
Abnormal experiences of the self defined here in terms of depersonalization may predispose individuals to aggressive behavior in situations that further alter their self-awareness. Conditions that raise self-awareness may inhibit the aggressive behavior of individuals prone to these .abnormal experiences of self. In the current research, individuals prone to a distorted body image were least likely to express attitudes reflecting verbal hostility…
A Network Analysis of Social Contagion Processes in an Organizational Intervention
Interventions aimed at changing the psychological attributes of individuals who form a social system may be limited by reliance on models and methods which do not account for the effects of social interaction on individual attributes. The use of network analysis to model the effects of social contagion on personal attributes is demonstrated in an evaluation of an organizational intervention. Sociometric indices of the norms created by social cont…
The Demonization of Everyday Life
A graph theory model of the semantic structure of attitudes
Self, Group, and Public Interests Motivating Racial Politics
Racial politics may be expected to involve a commons dilemma in which voters perceive the choice of political candidates of different races as a zero-sum game. To test this expectation, regression models were construed based on survey data collected during the 1988 New York City mayoral primary between David Dinkins and Edward Koch. Both the perception of racial outgroup threat and dissatisfaction with public resources predicted candidate support…
Social Structure in Two National Political Subcultures
National political subcultures (NPSs) that are described as consensually integrated may vary in the extent to which their central social circles (CSCs) fit the power elite model as opposed to the plural elite model of social structural integration. Social network analyses have shown that certain NPSs fit a model of consensual integration because of the existence of CSCs that integrate these subcultures. In the present study, the central social ci…
Changes in Moral Values over Three Decades, 1958-1988
Socioeconomic Status and Depressive Syndrome: The Role of Inter- and Intra-Generational Mobility, Government Assistance, and Work Environment
This paper assesses the hypothesis that depressive syndrome is associated with socioeconomic status, using longitudinal data from the Baltimore Epidemiologic Catchment Area Followup. Socioeconomic measures include those used in most studies of status attainment, as well as measures of financial dependence, non-job income, and work environment. Analyses include inter- and intra-generational mobility, and replicate the basic aspects of the status a…
A Network Analysis of Social Contagion Processes in an Organizational Intervention
Interventions aimed at changing the psychological attributes of individuals who form a social system may be limited by reliance on models and methods which do not account for the effects of social interaction on individual attributes. The use of network analysis to model the effects of social contagion on personal attributes is demonstrated in an evaluation of an organizational intervention. Sociometric indices of the norms created by social cont…
Self, Group, and Public Interests Motivating Racial Politics
Racial politics may be expected to involve a commons dilemma in which voters perceive the choice of political candidates of different races as a zero-sum game. To test this expectation, regression models were construed based on survey data collected during the 1988 New York City mayoral primary between David Dinkins and Edward Koch. Both the perception of racial outgroup threat and dissatisfaction with public resources predicted candidate support…
Social Structure in Two National Political Subcultures
National political subcultures (NPSs) that are described as consensually integrated may vary in the extent to which their central social circles (CSCs) fit the power elite model as opposed to the plural elite model of social structural integration. Social network analyses have shown that certain NPSs fit a model of consensual integration because of the existence of CSCs that integrate these subcultures. In the present study, the central social ci…
Changes in Moral Values over Three Decades, 1958-1988
Changes in Moral Values over Three Decades, 1958-1988
Social Structure in Two National Political Subcultures
National political subcultures (NPSs) that are described as consensually integrated may vary in the extent to which their central social circles (CSCs) fit the power elite model as opposed to the plural elite model of social structural integration. Social network analyses have shown that certain NPSs fit a model of consensual integration because of the existence of CSCs that integrate these subcultures. In the present study, the central social ci…
The Demonization of Everyday Life
A graph theory model of the semantic structure of attitudes
Self, Group, and Public Interests Motivating Racial Politics
Racial politics may be expected to involve a commons dilemma in which voters perceive the choice of political candidates of different races as a zero-sum game. To test this expectation, regression models were construed based on survey data collected during the 1988 New York City mayoral primary between David Dinkins and Edward Koch. Both the perception of racial outgroup threat and dissatisfaction with public resources predicted candidate support…
A Network Analysis of Social Contagion Processes in an Organizational Intervention
Interventions aimed at changing the psychological attributes of individuals who form a social system may be limited by reliance on models and methods which do not account for the effects of social interaction on individual attributes. The use of network analysis to model the effects of social contagion on personal attributes is demonstrated in an evaluation of an organizational intervention. Sociometric indices of the norms created by social cont…
The Interaction of Depersonalization and Deindividuation
Abnormal experiences of the self defined here in terms of depersonalization may predispose individuals to aggressive behavior in situations that further alter their self-awareness. Conditions that raise self-awareness may inhibit the aggressive behavior of individuals prone to these .abnormal experiences of self. In the current research, individuals prone to a distorted body image were least likely to express attitudes reflecting verbal hostility…
Socioeconomic Status and Depressive Syndrome: The Role of Inter- and Intra-Generational Mobility, Government Assistance, and Work Environment
This paper assesses the hypothesis that depressive syndrome is associated with socioeconomic status, using longitudinal data from the Baltimore Epidemiologic Catchment Area Followup. Socioeconomic measures include those used in most studies of status attainment, as well as measures of financial dependence, non-job income, and work environment. Analyses include inter- and intra-generational mobility, and replicate the basic aspects of the status a…
Psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Complex Network Analysis Techniques (2 works) · Criminology (2 works) · Economics (2 works)