Ezra Stotland
Biographic Data
| ID | 339499 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ezra Stotland |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ezra |
| FAMILY NAME | Stotland |
| SIGNATURE | STOTLAND E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Washington |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 37 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 102 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 37 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
The effects of police work and professional relationships on health
Workload, Stress, and Strain among Police Officers
Data relevant to stress and strain were analyzed separately for police officers with high and low workloads. Although these groups of officers were not found to differ in demographic characteristics or on overall levels of stress and strain, the sources of stress and strain were remarkably different. For the low workload officer, the sources of stress and strain appear to be difficulties in interpersonal relations with peers, community, and espec…
Police stress, time on the job, and strain
Altruism reconsidered: The effect of denying feedback on a victim's status to empathic witnesses
Taking the Crime out of Covert Facilitation
Kurt Lewin Memorial Award: Irving L. Janis
White-Collar Crime: Theory and Research
Can white-collar crime investigators be protected from improper pressures? The case of Israel
Empathy, Fantasy and Helping
White Collar Criminals
White collar crime, which is a generic term for all forms of criminal misuse of trust, creates great problems of economic, political, and moral damage to all segments of American society, and helps to sustain common or street crime. It takes an ever increasing variety of forms, ranging from consumer fraud to complex business thefts. White collar criminals appear to be motivated by money, avoidance of threats to goal attainment, sense of superiori…
Self-Esteem and Violence By Guards and State Troopers At Attica
A theory is presented in which emotional violence is related to efforts to protect self-esteem and the sense of competence. In this theory, necessary conditions for violence include its legitimation; the ability to engage in violence being part of the self-concept; and threats to self-esteem. The instances of excessive violence by state troopers and guards in the retaking of Attica prison are explained by the application of the theory
Community Relations Training in the Seattle Police Academy
Community relations training by social and behavioral scientists was incorporated into the Seattle Police Academy during the 1960s. Initially all of the training was of the stand‐up‐and‐lecture type. But in the late sixties, role playing of difficult interracial and other police situations was conducted. The role‐playing procedures and situations were planned and carried out in a collaborative effort between the police and the role‐playing expert…
Follow that felony!—an educational technique
Social Schemata of American College Students
A resident cycle and patient reactions
Exploratory Investigations of Empathy
Mentalism Revisited
Risk Taking: A Study in Cognition and Personality. Nathan Kogan , Michael A. Wallach
Experimental Social Psychology and Its Neighbors
The Influence of Anticipatory Insight on Subsequent Anxiety
Empathy, self-esteem, and birth order
Birth order and an experimental study of empathy
Identification, authoritarian defensiveness, and self-esteem
Similarity of performance as influenced by interaction, self-esteem, and birth order
Motivation for Security, Certainty, and Self-Esteem
(1961). Motivation for Security, Certainty, and Self-Esteem. The Journal of General Psychology: Vol. 65, No. 1, pp. 75-87
An experimental investigation of need for cognition
Altruism reconsidered: The effect of denying feedback on a victim's status to empathic witnesses
The effects of group expectations and self-esteem upon self-evaluation
Empathy, self-esteem, and birth order
Identification, authoritarian defensiveness, and self-esteem
White Collar Criminals
White collar crime, which is a generic term for all forms of criminal misuse of trust, creates great problems of economic, political, and moral damage to all segments of American society, and helps to sustain common or street crime. It takes an ever increasing variety of forms, ranging from consumer fraud to complex business thefts. White collar criminals appear to be motivated by money, avoidance of threats to goal attainment, sense of superiori…
Generalization of interpersonal similarity
Birth order and an experimental study of empathy
Similarity of performance as influenced by interaction, self-esteem, and birth order
Identification and changes in prejudice and in authoritarianism
Role Relations in the Mental Health Professions
Role Relations in the Mental Health Professions. By Alvin Zander, Arthur R. Cohen, and Ezra Stotland. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich., 1957. Price, $4.50. Pp. 211. With the rapid growth of health facilities during and since World War II the concept of the mental health team has emerged to describe the collaborative efforts of psychiatry, clinical psychology, and psychiatric social work. New roles and role relationships are evolving which…
The effects of police work and professional relationships on health
Similarity to a model and self-evaluation
The effects of prior information on susceptibility to an emotional appeal
Group interaction and perceived simliarity of members
Effects of public and private failure on self-evaluation
Police stress, time on the job, and strain
Can white-collar crime investigators be protected from improper pressures? The case of Israel
Community Relations Training in the Seattle Police Academy
Community relations training by social and behavioral scientists was incorporated into the Seattle Police Academy during the 1960s. Initially all of the training was of the stand‐up‐and‐lecture type. But in the late sixties, role playing of difficult interracial and other police situations was conducted. The role‐playing procedures and situations were planned and carried out in a collaborative effort between the police and the role‐playing expert…
An experimental investigation of need for cognition
The effects of group expectations and self-esteem upon self-evaluation
Role Relations in the Mental Health Professions
Role Relations in the Mental Health Professions. By Alvin Zander, Arthur R. Cohen, and Ezra Stotland. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich., 1957. Price, $4.50. Pp. 211. With the rapid growth of health facilities during and since World War II the concept of the mental health team has emerged to describe the collaborative efforts of psychiatry, clinical psychology, and psychiatric social work. New roles and role relationships are evolving which…
Effects of public and private failure on self-evaluation
The reduction of prejudice through the arousal of self-insight1
An Expectancy Approach to Security as a General Aspect of Motivation
Unity of group, identification with group, and self-esteem of members1
Group interaction and perceived simliarity of members
Motivation for Security, Certainty, and Self-Esteem
(1961). Motivation for Security, Certainty, and Self-Esteem. The Journal of General Psychology: Vol. 65, No. 1, pp. 75-87
Identification and changes in prejudice and in authoritarianism
Generalization of interpersonal similarity
Similarity to a model and self-evaluation
The effects of prior information on susceptibility to an emotional appeal
Identification, authoritarian defensiveness, and self-esteem
Similarity of performance as influenced by interaction, self-esteem, and birth order
Empathy, self-esteem, and birth order
Birth order and an experimental study of empathy
The Influence of Anticipatory Insight on Subsequent Anxiety
Experimental Social Psychology and Its Neighbors
Mentalism Revisited
Risk Taking: A Study in Cognition and Personality. Nathan Kogan , Michael A. Wallach
Exploratory Investigations of Empathy
A resident cycle and patient reactions
Social Schemata of American College Students
Follow that felony!—an educational technique
Psychology (33 works) · Social Psychology (23 works) · Computer Science (14 works) · Political science (12 works) · Sociology (12 works) · Social Psychology (11 works) · Cognitive psychology (9 works) · Law (8 works) · Criminology (7 works) · Law (7 works)