John Gormly
Biographic Data
| ID | 4230644 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John Gormly |
| GIVEN NAMES | John |
| FAMILY NAME | Gormly |
| SIGNATURE | GORMLY J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 47 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Motivations for parenthood among young adult college students
Training in Powerlessness during Transitional Life-Events
Men and women recalled experiences associated with ten transitional life-events, e.g., beginning school, ending a romantic relationship. The people in the study analyzed their memories for social training that supported the development of scripts. Statistical analysis revealed a syndrome for women of being anxious or afraid, being passive, and being helped by another. This is compared to the TA concept of being Rescued, which is basic training fo…
A Psychological Study of Emotions
Two studies were conducted using the subjects as co-investigators to describe the frequency of emotional states and the psychological settings associated with four specific emotions: anger, anxiety, depression and happiness. In the first study 73 subjects reported the most prominent and recent emotions they had experienced. The most frequent emotions were happiness, depression, anxiety and anger. Several differences between the sexes in their emo…
Correspondence between personality trait ratings and behavioral events
To investigate the validity of the trait, Energetic , two studies were conducted in which trait ratings of Energetic and objective measures of performance were recorded. The first study used naive raters ( N = 55) who observed pairs of subjects perform in a laboratory setting. There was 84% agreement ( p Energetic , and people rated as more Energetic performed more energetically on the objectively measured tasks ( p Energetic and objective measur…
Changes in the Way Men and Women View Themselves and Each other 1971–1981
Ratings of self and others on selected personality traits were collected from two samples of college men and women across a ten year period from 1971 to 1981 in order to determine what changes in self-perceptions and perceptions of others had occurred. Women increased in self-ratings and other ratings on traits of ambitious, astute in practical matters, socially outgoing, likable, and uninhibited. Men declined in self-ratings of honest, likable, …
Validation of personality traits
Effects of personal competence on the significance of interpersonal agreement and disagreement
Knowing, feeling, and liking a psychophysiological study of attraction
Validity in personality trait attribution
A comparison of predictions from consistency and affect theories for arousal during interpersonal disagreement
Disagreements and self-esteem
Consistency of sociobehavioral responses to interpersonal disagreement
Academic cheating
Cognitive structure
Achievement, Sociability, and Task Importance in Relation to Academic Cheating
Interpersonal attraction
Academic cheating
Knowing, feeling, and liking a psychophysiological study of attraction
A comparison of predictions from consistency and affect theories for arousal during interpersonal disagreement
Validity in personality trait attribution
Disagreements and self-esteem
Motivations for parenthood among young adult college students
Validation of personality traits
Consistency of sociobehavioral responses to interpersonal disagreement
Interpersonal attraction
Cognitive structure
Achievement, Sociability, and Task Importance in Relation to Academic Cheating
Interpersonal attraction
Consistency of sociobehavioral responses to interpersonal disagreement
Academic cheating
Disagreements and self-esteem
Knowing, feeling, and liking a psychophysiological study of attraction
Validity in personality trait attribution
A comparison of predictions from consistency and affect theories for arousal during interpersonal disagreement
Effects of personal competence on the significance of interpersonal agreement and disagreement
Validation of personality traits
Changes in the Way Men and Women View Themselves and Each other 1971–1981
Ratings of self and others on selected personality traits were collected from two samples of college men and women across a ten year period from 1971 to 1981 in order to determine what changes in self-perceptions and perceptions of others had occurred. Women increased in self-ratings and other ratings on traits of ambitious, astute in practical matters, socially outgoing, likable, and uninhibited. Men declined in self-ratings of honest, likable, …
Training in Powerlessness during Transitional Life-Events
Men and women recalled experiences associated with ten transitional life-events, e.g., beginning school, ending a romantic relationship. The people in the study analyzed their memories for social training that supported the development of scripts. Statistical analysis revealed a syndrome for women of being anxious or afraid, being passive, and being helped by another. This is compared to the TA concept of being Rescued, which is basic training fo…
A Psychological Study of Emotions
Two studies were conducted using the subjects as co-investigators to describe the frequency of emotional states and the psychological settings associated with four specific emotions: anger, anxiety, depression and happiness. In the first study 73 subjects reported the most prominent and recent emotions they had experienced. The most frequent emotions were happiness, depression, anxiety and anger. Several differences between the sexes in their emo…
Correspondence between personality trait ratings and behavioral events
To investigate the validity of the trait, Energetic , two studies were conducted in which trait ratings of Energetic and objective measures of performance were recorded. The first study used naive raters ( N = 55) who observed pairs of subjects perform in a laboratory setting. There was 84% agreement ( p Energetic , and people rated as more Energetic performed more energetically on the objectively measured tasks ( p Energetic and objective measur…
Motivations for parenthood among young adult college students
Psychology (16 works) · Social Psychology (14 works) · Developmental psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Personality (6 works) · Social and Intergroup Psychology (5 works) · Attraction (4 works) · Behavioral Health and Interventions (4 works) · Interpersonal attraction (4 works) · Interpersonal communication (4 works)