Richard J Borden
Biographic Data
| ID | 3472378 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Richard J Borden |
| GIVEN NAMES | Richard J |
| FAMILY NAME | Borden |
| SIGNATURE | BORDEN R J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Purdue University West Lafayette |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 311 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
In search of human ecology: Memories, insights, and wider points of view (a personal journey)
This article is a narrative memoir of the author’s personal engagement with the intellectual and institutional history of human ecology. Written in essay style, it explores a blend of themes and approaches based on a lifetime of interdisciplinary inquiry. In the initial section, the author chronicles his participation in the founding, growth, and influence of College of the Atlantic – a higher education institution fully dedicated to a non-depart…
Introduction to Garrett Hardin’s “Human Ecology: The Subversive, Conservative Science”
A Century of Human Ecology: Recollections and Tributes—On the Occasion of the 100th Anniversary of the Ecological Society of America
As we enter the twenty-first century, ecological concepts have been adopted by, and adapted to, virtually every academic and applied field-from the social sciences and humanities to engineering, planning, medicine, business, and politics. With ever-increasing awareness, humanity is arriving at an understanding that we live in an ecological-and a human ecological-world
Psychological dimensions of sustainability: Minding the future from a human-ecological perspective
Gregory Bateson's Search for "Patterns Which Connect" Ecology and Mind
Human behavior and sustainability
Sustainability demands changes in human behavior. To this end, priority areas include reforming formal institutions, strengthening the institutions of civil society, improving citizen engagement, curbing consumption and population growth, addressing social justice issues, and reflecting on value and belief systems. We review existing knowledge across these areas and conclude that the global sustainability deficit is not primarily the result of a …
Mikhail Bulgakov: A Critical Biography
Ecological Beliefs and Behaviors: Assessment and Change
This volume fills the void created by the lack of a book-length, critical, and systematic treatment of ecological attitudes and behaviors. It emphasizes psychometrics and experimentation within a broad behavioral-cognitive framework focused on the natural world. Gray summarizes and integrates existing research and reviews major alternative approaches to measuring ecological attitudes, while presenting his own ecological attitude domain model. Rus…
Who cares about ecology? Personality and sex differences in environmental concern1
This study was designed to identify personality factors that underlie concern for ecological-environmental problems. High and low environmental-concern individuals were given the California Psychological Inventory and were found to differ significantly on many subscales. A factor analysis of the CPI data produced four factors which closely paralleled previous CPI research findings. In conjunction with this analysis, four factorially derived score…
Handedness and lateral positioning in heterosexual couples: Are men still strong-arming women
Influence of Self-Observation versus Other-Observation on Immediate and Delayed Recall
Geen has shown that an observer's presence facilitates delayed recall in the same way as nonsocial sources of arousal. Recently, a theory has been proposed which suggests that observer effects are mediated by “objective selfawareness” rather than arousal. In this experiment, 30 male and 25 female Ss learned paired associates either alone, observed by the E, or self-observed via a mirror while alone. Recall was tested 2 min or 45 min later. Consis…
Basking in reflected glory: Three (football) field studies
The tendency to in reflected (BIRG) by publicly announcing one's associations with successful others was investigated in three field experiments. All three studies showed this effect to occur even though the person striving to bask in the glory of a successful source was not involved in the cause of the source's success. Experiment 1 demonstrated the BIRG phenomenon by showing a greater tendency for university students to wear schoolidentifying a…
False physiological feedback and persuasion: Effect of fear arousal vs. fear reduction on attitude change
Two experiments tested the hypothesis that increases in false physiological feedback of fear arousal will enhance persuasion and that reduction in the arousal feedback is unnecessary for increased persuasion to occur. Prior research has usually found a positive relation between level of arousal and persuasion, but support for the drive reduction hypothesis is tenuous. However, Harris and Jellison (1971) claimed support for such a hypothesis. They…
Witnessed aggression: Influence of an observer's sex and values on aggressive responding
Two experiments investigated the effects of the presence of an observer on aggressive responding. In one experiment, male subjects observed by a male aggressed more than those observed by a female. When the male observer was removed from the situation, subjects' level of aggressiveness more closely matched the level manifested by the opponent. The removal of the female observer had little effect on the subjects' behavior. In the second experiment…
Internal‐external locus of control and self‐perception theory
Basking in reflected glory: Three (football) field studies
The tendency to in reflected (BIRG) by publicly announcing one's associations with successful others was investigated in three field experiments. All three studies showed this effect to occur even though the person striving to bask in the glory of a successful source was not involved in the cause of the source's success. Experiment 1 demonstrated the BIRG phenomenon by showing a greater tendency for university students to wear schoolidentifying a…
Witnessed aggression: Influence of an observer's sex and values on aggressive responding
Two experiments investigated the effects of the presence of an observer on aggressive responding. In one experiment, male subjects observed by a male aggressed more than those observed by a female. When the male observer was removed from the situation, subjects' level of aggressiveness more closely matched the level manifested by the opponent. The removal of the female observer had little effect on the subjects' behavior. In the second experiment…
Gregory Bateson's Search for "Patterns Which Connect" Ecology and Mind
Handedness and lateral positioning in heterosexual couples: Are men still strong-arming women
Influence of Self-Observation versus Other-Observation on Immediate and Delayed Recall
Geen has shown that an observer's presence facilitates delayed recall in the same way as nonsocial sources of arousal. Recently, a theory has been proposed which suggests that observer effects are mediated by “objective selfawareness” rather than arousal. In this experiment, 30 male and 25 female Ss learned paired associates either alone, observed by the E, or self-observed via a mirror while alone. Recall was tested 2 min or 45 min later. Consis…
Internal‐external locus of control and self‐perception theory
False physiological feedback and persuasion: Effect of fear arousal vs. fear reduction on attitude change
Two experiments tested the hypothesis that increases in false physiological feedback of fear arousal will enhance persuasion and that reduction in the arousal feedback is unnecessary for increased persuasion to occur. Prior research has usually found a positive relation between level of arousal and persuasion, but support for the drive reduction hypothesis is tenuous. However, Harris and Jellison (1971) claimed support for such a hypothesis. They…
Witnessed aggression: Influence of an observer's sex and values on aggressive responding
Two experiments investigated the effects of the presence of an observer on aggressive responding. In one experiment, male subjects observed by a male aggressed more than those observed by a female. When the male observer was removed from the situation, subjects' level of aggressiveness more closely matched the level manifested by the opponent. The removal of the female observer had little effect on the subjects' behavior. In the second experiment…
Basking in reflected glory: Three (football) field studies
The tendency to in reflected (BIRG) by publicly announcing one's associations with successful others was investigated in three field experiments. All three studies showed this effect to occur even though the person striving to bask in the glory of a successful source was not involved in the cause of the source's success. Experiment 1 demonstrated the BIRG phenomenon by showing a greater tendency for university students to wear schoolidentifying a…
Who cares about ecology? Personality and sex differences in environmental concern1
This study was designed to identify personality factors that underlie concern for ecological-environmental problems. High and low environmental-concern individuals were given the California Psychological Inventory and were found to differ significantly on many subscales. A factor analysis of the CPI data produced four factors which closely paralleled previous CPI research findings. In conjunction with this analysis, four factorially derived score…
Handedness and lateral positioning in heterosexual couples: Are men still strong-arming women
Influence of Self-Observation versus Other-Observation on Immediate and Delayed Recall
Geen has shown that an observer's presence facilitates delayed recall in the same way as nonsocial sources of arousal. Recently, a theory has been proposed which suggests that observer effects are mediated by “objective selfawareness” rather than arousal. In this experiment, 30 male and 25 female Ss learned paired associates either alone, observed by the E, or self-observed via a mirror while alone. Recall was tested 2 min or 45 min later. Consis…
Ecological Beliefs and Behaviors: Assessment and Change
This volume fills the void created by the lack of a book-length, critical, and systematic treatment of ecological attitudes and behaviors. It emphasizes psychometrics and experimentation within a broad behavioral-cognitive framework focused on the natural world. Gray summarizes and integrates existing research and reviews major alternative approaches to measuring ecological attitudes, while presenting his own ecological attitude domain model. Rus…
Mikhail Bulgakov: A Critical Biography
Human behavior and sustainability
Sustainability demands changes in human behavior. To this end, priority areas include reforming formal institutions, strengthening the institutions of civil society, improving citizen engagement, curbing consumption and population growth, addressing social justice issues, and reflecting on value and belief systems. We review existing knowledge across these areas and conclude that the global sustainability deficit is not primarily the result of a …
Introduction to Garrett Hardin’s “Human Ecology: The Subversive, Conservative Science”
A Century of Human Ecology: Recollections and Tributes—On the Occasion of the 100th Anniversary of the Ecological Society of America
As we enter the twenty-first century, ecological concepts have been adopted by, and adapted to, virtually every academic and applied field-from the social sciences and humanities to engineering, planning, medicine, business, and politics. With ever-increasing awareness, humanity is arriving at an understanding that we live in an ecological-and a human ecological-world
Psychological dimensions of sustainability: Minding the future from a human-ecological perspective
Gregory Bateson's Search for "Patterns Which Connect" Ecology and Mind
In search of human ecology: Memories, insights, and wider points of view (a personal journey)
This article is a narrative memoir of the author’s personal engagement with the intellectual and institutional history of human ecology. Written in essay style, it explores a blend of themes and approaches based on a lifetime of interdisciplinary inquiry. In the initial section, the author chronicles his participation in the founding, growth, and influence of College of the Atlantic – a higher education institution fully dedicated to a non-depart…
Psychology (10 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Ecology (6 works) · Biology (5 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works) · Environmental ethics (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Social and Intergroup Psychology (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Environmental Education and Sustainability (4 works)