Monika Reinhart
Biographic Data
| ID | 4115100 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Monika Reinhart |
| GIVEN NAMES | Monika |
| FAMILY NAME | Reinhart |
| SIGNATURE | REINHART M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Australian National University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 56 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Deterrence, Coping Styles and Defiance
Deterrence can boost compliance with tax authorities or undermine it depending on whether taxpayers cope with the threat of taxation through thinking morally, or feeling oppressed, or taking control of the tax they pay. When feeling oppressed dominates thinking morally in response to deterrence, resistant defiance is expressed. When taking control and feeling oppressed dominate thinking morally, dismissive defiance is expressed. Longitudinal data…
Taxation Threat, Motivational Postures, and Responsive Regulation
The central proposition of motivational posturing theory is that regulatees place social distance between themselves and authority, communicating the nature of that distance through a narrative that protects the self from negative appraisal by the authority. One of the key components of posturing is the coping sensibility that individuals adopt to manage the threat of authority. At a baseline level, authorities make demands on citizens and as suc…
The Citizen’. Charter
In Public Policy and Administration Taylor (1999) concluded that the charter system was inadequate to safeguard consumers’ and citizens’ interests and that they would have to have a greater input to ensure success. Following its introduction in 1991, the Charter initiative certainly made an impact and by 1997 there were 40 main charters and perhaps 10,000 local ones. However since then the original Citizen’. Charter has, in the words of one comme…
Trusting the Tax Office
Data from the Community Participation and Citizenship Survey are used to explore the factors that influence people to place trust in strangers and impersonal others. We use Putnam's social capital thesis to explore whether civic engagement and associational membership are major factors in the development of generalised or social trust, and whether this kind of trust is generalisable to trust in government institutions, specifically the Tax Office…
Professional activities and theoretical orientations of Australian clinical psychologists
Professional profiles of Australian clinical psychologists are not widely available, yet such information would seem to be essential in a climate of increasing professional exposure and responsibility. The results of a survey of Australian clinical psychologists are presented. These data establish patterns of professional qualifications, self-reported professional activities, and theoretical orientations of a sample of members of the Clinical Boa…
Work characteristics, occupational achievement and the Type A behaviour pattern
Occupational correlates of Type A behaviour were examined in a sample of 432 men and women employed in managerial and professional roles in a government service. Type A behaviour was, as expected, related to some aspects of the job profile and to occupational level as a whole. However, the relationship between Type A behaviour and occupational level was itself related to self‐imposed time commitments to the job. The data indicate, therefore, that…
Type A behaviour and the authoritarian personality
The demonstration of modest statistical associations between measures of the Type A behaviour pattern (TABP) and some measures of authoritarianism has given rise to a view that the TABP represents little more than an attempt by some individuals to exercise the personality attribute of dominance. The present study examined this view with regard to a wide selection of measures of the authoritarian personality and found that measures of the TABP rel…
Taxation Threat, Motivational Postures, and Responsive Regulation
The central proposition of motivational posturing theory is that regulatees place social distance between themselves and authority, communicating the nature of that distance through a narrative that protects the self from negative appraisal by the authority. One of the key components of posturing is the coping sensibility that individuals adopt to manage the threat of authority. At a baseline level, authorities make demands on citizens and as suc…
Trusting the Tax Office
Data from the Community Participation and Citizenship Survey are used to explore the factors that influence people to place trust in strangers and impersonal others. We use Putnam's social capital thesis to explore whether civic engagement and associational membership are major factors in the development of generalised or social trust, and whether this kind of trust is generalisable to trust in government institutions, specifically the Tax Office…
Professional activities and theoretical orientations of Australian clinical psychologists
Professional profiles of Australian clinical psychologists are not widely available, yet such information would seem to be essential in a climate of increasing professional exposure and responsibility. The results of a survey of Australian clinical psychologists are presented. These data establish patterns of professional qualifications, self-reported professional activities, and theoretical orientations of a sample of members of the Clinical Boa…
Work characteristics, occupational achievement and the Type A behaviour pattern
Occupational correlates of Type A behaviour were examined in a sample of 432 men and women employed in managerial and professional roles in a government service. Type A behaviour was, as expected, related to some aspects of the job profile and to occupational level as a whole. However, the relationship between Type A behaviour and occupational level was itself related to self‐imposed time commitments to the job. The data indicate, therefore, that…
Type A behaviour and the authoritarian personality
The demonstration of modest statistical associations between measures of the Type A behaviour pattern (TABP) and some measures of authoritarianism has given rise to a view that the TABP represents little more than an attempt by some individuals to exercise the personality attribute of dominance. The present study examined this view with regard to a wide selection of measures of the authoritarian personality and found that measures of the TABP rel…
Professional activities and theoretical orientations of Australian clinical psychologists
Professional profiles of Australian clinical psychologists are not widely available, yet such information would seem to be essential in a climate of increasing professional exposure and responsibility. The results of a survey of Australian clinical psychologists are presented. These data establish patterns of professional qualifications, self-reported professional activities, and theoretical orientations of a sample of members of the Clinical Boa…
Trusting the Tax Office
Data from the Community Participation and Citizenship Survey are used to explore the factors that influence people to place trust in strangers and impersonal others. We use Putnam's social capital thesis to explore whether civic engagement and associational membership are major factors in the development of generalised or social trust, and whether this kind of trust is generalisable to trust in government institutions, specifically the Tax Office…
The Citizen’. Charter
In Public Policy and Administration Taylor (1999) concluded that the charter system was inadequate to safeguard consumers’ and citizens’ interests and that they would have to have a greater input to ensure success. Following its introduction in 1991, the Charter initiative certainly made an impact and by 1997 there were 40 main charters and perhaps 10,000 local ones. However since then the original Citizen’. Charter has, in the words of one comme…
Taxation Threat, Motivational Postures, and Responsive Regulation
The central proposition of motivational posturing theory is that regulatees place social distance between themselves and authority, communicating the nature of that distance through a narrative that protects the self from negative appraisal by the authority. One of the key components of posturing is the coping sensibility that individuals adopt to manage the threat of authority. At a baseline level, authorities make demands on citizens and as suc…
Deterrence, Coping Styles and Defiance
Deterrence can boost compliance with tax authorities or undermine it depending on whether taxpayers cope with the threat of taxation through thinking morally, or feeling oppressed, or taking control of the tax they pay. When feeling oppressed dominates thinking morally in response to deterrence, resistant defiance is expressed. When taking control and feeling oppressed dominate thinking morally, dismissive defiance is expressed. Longitudinal data…
Psychology (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Taxation and Compliance Studies (3 works) · Government (linguistics (2 works)