Michael E Enzle
Biographic Data
| ID | 3530244 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michael E Enzle |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michael E |
| FAMILY NAME | Enzle |
| SIGNATURE | ENZLE M E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Alberta |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 51 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The effects of near wins and near losses on self-perceived personal luck and subsequent gambling behavior
The social psychological power of photography: Can the image‐freezing machine make something of nothing
Sontag (1990) proposed that taking a photograph imparts social significance to the moment being captured. Two experiments were conducted to examine how the experience of being photographed affects the social relations of those who are photographed. In Experiment 1 (N=92), unacquainted members of dyads who were photographed together and then saw the resulting image displayed greater social self-categorization and greater affinity for each other th…
The social psychological power of photography: Can the image-freezing machine make something of nothing
Sontag (1990) proposed that taking a photograph imparts social significance to the moment being captured. Two experiments were conducted to examine how the experience of being photographed affects the social relations of those who are photographed. In Experiment 1 (N=92), unacquainted members of dyads who were photographed together and then saw the resulting image displayed greater social self-categorization and greater affinity for each other th…
Effect of Gender Dominance Expectancies for Knowledge on Self-Touching During Conversations
We investigated how expectancies about gender dominance for knowledge influence the frequency of self-touching enacted by conversing members of mixed-sex dyads. The study was a 2 (male vs. female dyad member) × 2 (normatively male vs. female knowledge dominance) design. Two alternative hypotheses about the effects of normative expectancies for gender-knowledge dominance on self-touching were evaluated. Normative expectation of knowledge deficienc…
Surveillant intentions and intrinsic motivation
Alternative predictions about the influence of surveillance on intrinsic motivation were derived from cognitive evaluation and objective self-awareness theories. Adult Ss in Experiment 1 were assigned to surveillance conditions that implicated either controlling or noncontrolling surveillant intentions or to no-surveillance conditions. A behavioral measure revealed greater intrinsic motivation in the noncontrolling intention and no-surveillance c…
A priori actor negligence mediates a posteriori outcome effects on moral judgment
Implicit role obligations versus social responsibility in constituency representation
The widely accepted conclusion that constituency representation in itself produces inflexible and ineffective competition was critiqued. A new model was proposed that predicts enhanced bargaining flexibility and outcome effectiveness as a consequence of constituency representation. Two experiments were conducted with adult Ss
Self-versus other-reward administration and intrinsic motivation
Rhetorical Requests for Help
Raschke, H. J. 1977 The role of social participation in post separation and post divorce. Journal of Divorce 1:129-140. Reis, H. T., J. Nezlek, and L. Wheeler 1980 Physical attractiveness in social interactions. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 38:604-617. Ridley, C., and A. Avery 1979 The influence of social networks on dyadic interaction. Pp. 223-246 in R. L. Burgess and T. L. Huston (eds.), Social Exchange and Developing Relationsh…
The role of grammatical qualification in the expression and perception of emotion
A cognitive model of social norms for understanding the transgression-helping effect
A cognitive model of social norms for understanding the transgression–helping effect
Personalism and distinctiveness
Recipient mood states and helping behavior
Increasing and decreasing intrinsic interest with contingent rewards: A test of cognitive evaluation theory
Helping Behavior and Social Exchange
Social exchange theory was employed to predict instigative helping behavior as a function of two types of resources available to the recipient for reciprocation (social and non-social). Prior to subjects' opportunity to help a partner through their performance on a manual dexterity task, the conditions of a 2 × 2 factorial design were established by informing subjects that their partner would or would not later be able to (a) express the extent o…
Causal attribution in the mixed-motive game: Effects of facilitory and inhibitory environmental forces
The effect of electrical shock and warning on cooperation in a non-zero-sum game
It has been generally accepted that if both players in a two-person have a means of retaliation they will use it to their mutual detriment (Deutsch and Krauss, 1960; Komorita, Shepesh, and Braver, 1968). The present authors suggest that the loss of points incurred by the use of the gate (Deutsch and Krauss, 1960) and the point reduction used as threat (Komorita, Shepesh, and Braver, 1968) have important differences from the real life situation to…
Increasing and decreasing intrinsic interest with contingent rewards: A test of cognitive evaluation theory
The effects of near wins and near losses on self-perceived personal luck and subsequent gambling behavior
Surveillant intentions and intrinsic motivation
Alternative predictions about the influence of surveillance on intrinsic motivation were derived from cognitive evaluation and objective self-awareness theories. Adult Ss in Experiment 1 were assigned to surveillance conditions that implicated either controlling or noncontrolling surveillant intentions or to no-surveillance conditions. A behavioral measure revealed greater intrinsic motivation in the noncontrolling intention and no-surveillance c…
Rhetorical Requests for Help
Raschke, H. J. 1977 The role of social participation in post separation and post divorce. Journal of Divorce 1:129-140. Reis, H. T., J. Nezlek, and L. Wheeler 1980 Physical attractiveness in social interactions. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 38:604-617. Ridley, C., and A. Avery 1979 The influence of social networks on dyadic interaction. Pp. 223-246 in R. L. Burgess and T. L. Huston (eds.), Social Exchange and Developing Relationsh…
Personalism and distinctiveness
Implicit role obligations versus social responsibility in constituency representation
The widely accepted conclusion that constituency representation in itself produces inflexible and ineffective competition was critiqued. A new model was proposed that predicts enhanced bargaining flexibility and outcome effectiveness as a consequence of constituency representation. Two experiments were conducted with adult Ss
A priori actor negligence mediates a posteriori outcome effects on moral judgment
A cognitive model of social norms for understanding the transgression–helping effect
The effect of electrical shock and warning on cooperation in a non-zero-sum game
It has been generally accepted that if both players in a two-person have a means of retaliation they will use it to their mutual detriment (Deutsch and Krauss, 1960; Komorita, Shepesh, and Braver, 1968). The present authors suggest that the loss of points incurred by the use of the gate (Deutsch and Krauss, 1960) and the point reduction used as threat (Komorita, Shepesh, and Braver, 1968) have important differences from the real life situation to…
Self-versus other-reward administration and intrinsic motivation
The role of grammatical qualification in the expression and perception of emotion
Recipient mood states and helping behavior
Causal attribution in the mixed-motive game: Effects of facilitory and inhibitory environmental forces
The effect of electrical shock and warning on cooperation in a non-zero-sum game
It has been generally accepted that if both players in a two-person have a means of retaliation they will use it to their mutual detriment (Deutsch and Krauss, 1960; Komorita, Shepesh, and Braver, 1968). The present authors suggest that the loss of points incurred by the use of the gate (Deutsch and Krauss, 1960) and the point reduction used as threat (Komorita, Shepesh, and Braver, 1968) have important differences from the real life situation to…
Causal attribution in the mixed-motive game: Effects of facilitory and inhibitory environmental forces
Helping Behavior and Social Exchange
Social exchange theory was employed to predict instigative helping behavior as a function of two types of resources available to the recipient for reciprocation (social and non-social). Prior to subjects' opportunity to help a partner through their performance on a manual dexterity task, the conditions of a 2 × 2 factorial design were established by informing subjects that their partner would or would not later be able to (a) express the extent o…
Increasing and decreasing intrinsic interest with contingent rewards: A test of cognitive evaluation theory
Recipient mood states and helping behavior
Personalism and distinctiveness
A cognitive model of social norms for understanding the transgression-helping effect
A cognitive model of social norms for understanding the transgression–helping effect
Rhetorical Requests for Help
Raschke, H. J. 1977 The role of social participation in post separation and post divorce. Journal of Divorce 1:129-140. Reis, H. T., J. Nezlek, and L. Wheeler 1980 Physical attractiveness in social interactions. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 38:604-617. Ridley, C., and A. Avery 1979 The influence of social networks on dyadic interaction. Pp. 223-246 in R. L. Burgess and T. L. Huston (eds.), Social Exchange and Developing Relationsh…
The role of grammatical qualification in the expression and perception of emotion
Self-versus other-reward administration and intrinsic motivation
A priori actor negligence mediates a posteriori outcome effects on moral judgment
Implicit role obligations versus social responsibility in constituency representation
The widely accepted conclusion that constituency representation in itself produces inflexible and ineffective competition was critiqued. A new model was proposed that predicts enhanced bargaining flexibility and outcome effectiveness as a consequence of constituency representation. Two experiments were conducted with adult Ss
Surveillant intentions and intrinsic motivation
Alternative predictions about the influence of surveillance on intrinsic motivation were derived from cognitive evaluation and objective self-awareness theories. Adult Ss in Experiment 1 were assigned to surveillance conditions that implicated either controlling or noncontrolling surveillant intentions or to no-surveillance conditions. A behavioral measure revealed greater intrinsic motivation in the noncontrolling intention and no-surveillance c…
Effect of Gender Dominance Expectancies for Knowledge on Self-Touching During Conversations
We investigated how expectancies about gender dominance for knowledge influence the frequency of self-touching enacted by conversing members of mixed-sex dyads. The study was a 2 (male vs. female dyad member) × 2 (normatively male vs. female knowledge dominance) design. Two alternative hypotheses about the effects of normative expectancies for gender-knowledge dominance on self-touching were evaluated. Normative expectation of knowledge deficienc…
The social psychological power of photography: Can the image‐freezing machine make something of nothing
Sontag (1990) proposed that taking a photograph imparts social significance to the moment being captured. Two experiments were conducted to examine how the experience of being photographed affects the social relations of those who are photographed. In Experiment 1 (N=92), unacquainted members of dyads who were photographed together and then saw the resulting image displayed greater social self-categorization and greater affinity for each other th…
The social psychological power of photography: Can the image-freezing machine make something of nothing
Sontag (1990) proposed that taking a photograph imparts social significance to the moment being captured. Two experiments were conducted to examine how the experience of being photographed affects the social relations of those who are photographed. In Experiment 1 (N=92), unacquainted members of dyads who were photographed together and then saw the resulting image displayed greater social self-categorization and greater affinity for each other th…
The effects of near wins and near losses on self-perceived personal luck and subsequent gambling behavior
Psychology (18 works) · Social Psychology (18 works) · Social Psychology (13 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Psychology of Social Influence (5 works) · Cognitive psychology (4 works) · Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics (4 works) · Autonomy (3 works) · Behavioral Health and Interventions (3 works)