Donald P Hayes
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 347543 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Donald P Hayes |
| NOMBRES | Donald P |
| APELLIDO | Hayes |
| FIRMA | HAYES D P |
| AFILIACIONES | Cornell University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 72 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1957 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1996 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Schoolbook Simplification and Its Relation to the Decline in SAT-Verbal Scores
The 50+ point decline in mean SAT-verbal scores between 1963 and 1979 is widely attributed to changes in the composition of the test-takers. Several inconsistencies in that explanation are identified. That explanation also ignores the pervasive decline in the difficulty of schoolbooks found by analyzing the texts of 800 elementary, middle, and high school books published between 1919–1991. When this text simplification series is linked to the SAT…
Vocabulary simplification for children
A new corpus of spontaneous conversations between adults and children is examined for evidence that adults simplify their vocabulary choices when speaking with young children. If these simplifications are found to be age-dependent, then they would broaden the pattern of simplifications characteristic of ‘motherese’ to include lexical choice as well. For the age-range newborns to 12 years, the results are both consistent with and contrary to the a…
Patterns of Vocalization and Impression Formation
Interpersonal Judgments Based on Talkativeness
Previous research has demonstrated that participation rates in discussions relate to many asjects of interpersonal perception, but such studies have not determined whether the critical variable is sheer amount of talking or other variables (verbal and/or non-verbal) associated with amount of talk. In this paper, several techniques are developed for separating the purely temporal cues in conversations from the rich set of cues with which they are …
A sociolinguistic investigation of the "dimensions" of interpersonal behavior
Interruption outcomes and vocal amplitude
Substantive conclusions are dependent upon techniques of measurement
Two recent reviews of mathematical modeling in social psychology (Abelson, 1967; Rosenberg, 1968) indicate that efforts to develop formal analyses of sequential social behavior will most likely accelerate in coming years, as will research devoted to determining which of the several competing models provides the best representation of the way social interaction is sequentially organized. The purpose of our paper is to highlight two methodological …
Information Distribution, Interdependence, and Activity Levels
Community Structure and the Mobilization of Support
Grâce à l'étude d'un mouvement social en faveur de l'incorporation de deux banlieues dans une agglomération, les auteurs examinent le succès du leadership à s'assurer l'appui populaire en rapport avec les structures sociales de la communauté. Leur analyse indique que l'obtention de cet appui est affecté par deux ensembles de conditions. Premièrement, les dispositions structurales qui contribuent à la communauté. Leur analyse collectivité nuisent …
Metropolitan Decentralization through Incorporation
Metropolitan Decentralization Through Incorporation
Item Order and Guttman Scales
One deduction from balance theory is that respondents will tend to integrate their answers to a set of attitude items. A second deduction, from classical figure-ground relations, is that the first item of a set of attitude items will, under certain conditions, influence responses to subsequent items. Two experimental studies dealing with these deductions for Guttman scales are reported. The results show that individual responses to certain Guttma…
Social Influence and Power in Two-Person Groups.Antti Eskola
Teaching Social Science in the Medical School
Respondent Anonymity and Data-Matching
Journal Article Respondent Anonymity and Data-Matching Get access ERIK MANNICHE, ERIK MANNICHE University of Washington Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar DONALD P. HAYES DONALD P. HAYES University of Washington Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 21, Issue 3, FALL 1957, Pages 384–388, https://doi.org/10.1086/266733 Published: 01 January 19…
Interruption outcomes and vocal amplitude
Interpersonal Judgments Based on Talkativeness
Previous research has demonstrated that participation rates in discussions relate to many asjects of interpersonal perception, but such studies have not determined whether the critical variable is sheer amount of talking or other variables (verbal and/or non-verbal) associated with amount of talk. In this paper, several techniques are developed for separating the purely temporal cues in conversations from the rich set of cues with which they are …
Schoolbook Simplification and Its Relation to the Decline in SAT-Verbal Scores
The 50+ point decline in mean SAT-verbal scores between 1963 and 1979 is widely attributed to changes in the composition of the test-takers. Several inconsistencies in that explanation are identified. That explanation also ignores the pervasive decline in the difficulty of schoolbooks found by analyzing the texts of 800 elementary, middle, and high school books published between 1919–1991. When this text simplification series is linked to the SAT…
Substantive conclusions are dependent upon techniques of measurement
Two recent reviews of mathematical modeling in social psychology (Abelson, 1967; Rosenberg, 1968) indicate that efforts to develop formal analyses of sequential social behavior will most likely accelerate in coming years, as will research devoted to determining which of the several competing models provides the best representation of the way social interaction is sequentially organized. The purpose of our paper is to highlight two methodological …
Information Distribution, Interdependence, and Activity Levels
Respondent Anonymity and Data-Matching
Journal Article Respondent Anonymity and Data-Matching Get access ERIK MANNICHE, ERIK MANNICHE University of Washington Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar DONALD P. HAYES DONALD P. HAYES University of Washington Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 21, Issue 3, FALL 1957, Pages 384–388, https://doi.org/10.1086/266733 Published: 01 January 19…
A sociolinguistic investigation of the "dimensions" of interpersonal behavior
Item Order and Guttman Scales
One deduction from balance theory is that respondents will tend to integrate their answers to a set of attitude items. A second deduction, from classical figure-ground relations, is that the first item of a set of attitude items will, under certain conditions, influence responses to subsequent items. Two experimental studies dealing with these deductions for Guttman scales are reported. The results show that individual responses to certain Guttma…
Respondent Anonymity and Data-Matching
Journal Article Respondent Anonymity and Data-Matching Get access ERIK MANNICHE, ERIK MANNICHE University of Washington Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar DONALD P. HAYES DONALD P. HAYES University of Washington Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 21, Issue 3, FALL 1957, Pages 384–388, https://doi.org/10.1086/266733 Published: 01 January 19…
Teaching Social Science in the Medical School
Item Order and Guttman Scales
One deduction from balance theory is that respondents will tend to integrate their answers to a set of attitude items. A second deduction, from classical figure-ground relations, is that the first item of a set of attitude items will, under certain conditions, influence responses to subsequent items. Two experimental studies dealing with these deductions for Guttman scales are reported. The results show that individual responses to certain Guttma…
Social Influence and Power in Two-Person Groups.Antti Eskola
Metropolitan Decentralization through Incorporation
Metropolitan Decentralization Through Incorporation
Community Structure and the Mobilization of Support
Grâce à l'étude d'un mouvement social en faveur de l'incorporation de deux banlieues dans une agglomération, les auteurs examinent le succès du leadership à s'assurer l'appui populaire en rapport avec les structures sociales de la communauté. Leur analyse indique que l'obtention de cet appui est affecté par deux ensembles de conditions. Premièrement, les dispositions structurales qui contribuent à la communauté. Leur analyse collectivité nuisent …
Information Distribution, Interdependence, and Activity Levels
Substantive conclusions are dependent upon techniques of measurement
Two recent reviews of mathematical modeling in social psychology (Abelson, 1967; Rosenberg, 1968) indicate that efforts to develop formal analyses of sequential social behavior will most likely accelerate in coming years, as will research devoted to determining which of the several competing models provides the best representation of the way social interaction is sequentially organized. The purpose of our paper is to highlight two methodological …
Interruption outcomes and vocal amplitude
Interpersonal Judgments Based on Talkativeness
Previous research has demonstrated that participation rates in discussions relate to many asjects of interpersonal perception, but such studies have not determined whether the critical variable is sheer amount of talking or other variables (verbal and/or non-verbal) associated with amount of talk. In this paper, several techniques are developed for separating the purely temporal cues in conversations from the rich set of cues with which they are …
A sociolinguistic investigation of the "dimensions" of interpersonal behavior
Patterns of Vocalization and Impression Formation
Vocabulary simplification for children
A new corpus of spontaneous conversations between adults and children is examined for evidence that adults simplify their vocabulary choices when speaking with young children. If these simplifications are found to be age-dependent, then they would broaden the pattern of simplifications characteristic of ‘motherese’ to include lexical choice as well. For the age-range newborns to 12 years, the results are both consistent with and contrary to the a…
Schoolbook Simplification and Its Relation to the Decline in SAT-Verbal Scores
The 50+ point decline in mean SAT-verbal scores between 1963 and 1979 is widely attributed to changes in the composition of the test-takers. Several inconsistencies in that explanation are identified. That explanation also ignores the pervasive decline in the difficulty of schoolbooks found by analyzing the texts of 800 elementary, middle, and high school books published between 1919–1991. When this text simplification series is linked to the SAT…
Psychology (10 obras) · Computer Science (8 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Cognitive psychology (5 obras) · Linguistics (4 obras) · Mathematics (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Developmental psychology (3 obras) · Perception (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras)