Rolf Holtz
Biographic Data
| ID | 4231805 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rolf Holtz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rolf |
| FAMILY NAME | Holtz |
| SIGNATURE | HOLTZ R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Southern California |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Relative Deprivation, Attitude Contrast Projection, and Opinion Certainty
This research examines social projection between relatively deprived groups and its effect on opinion certainty. In Study 1, disadvantaged and advantaged group members indicated their own attitudes on six issues, and then estimated the positions either of their in-group, their respective rival out-group, a control out-group, or they received no opportunity to project. As expected, disadvantaged participants projected attitudinal contrast onto the…
Intergroup Competition, Attitudinal Projection, and Opinion Certainty
Competitive or cooperative relations were imposed between the two experimentally created art discussion groups in each session. Group members indicated their own attitudes and estimated the positions held either by other in-group members or by out-group members in order to assess the effects of target of projection on attitude certainty. As expected, participants assumed greater attitudinal disagreement with competitive compared to cooperative ou…
The relation between popularity and achievement
Data from a longitudinal study of school desegregation were used to examine the relation between normative social influence processes and academic achievement in order to test theoretical models of how school desegregation produces benefit. Subjects were white, Mexican-American, and black elementary school children who were measured once prior to and twice after desegregation of their schools. For all groups, analyses using structural equation te…
Assumed similarity and opinion certainty
To examine the effect of projected attitude similarity on certainty of own attitude, two samples of male undergraduates, commuters and fraternity members, indicated their own attitudinal position on eight issues and then served in one of four opinion projection conditions: estimating the positions o
Assumed similarity and opinion certainty
To examine the effect of projected attitude similarity on certainty of own attitude, two samples of male undergraduates, commuters and fraternity members, indicated their own attitudinal position on eight issues and then served in one of four opinion projection conditions: estimating the positions o
Intergroup Competition, Attitudinal Projection, and Opinion Certainty
Competitive or cooperative relations were imposed between the two experimentally created art discussion groups in each session. Group members indicated their own attitudes and estimated the positions held either by other in-group members or by out-group members in order to assess the effects of target of projection on attitude certainty. As expected, participants assumed greater attitudinal disagreement with competitive compared to cooperative ou…
Relative Deprivation, Attitude Contrast Projection, and Opinion Certainty
This research examines social projection between relatively deprived groups and its effect on opinion certainty. In Study 1, disadvantaged and advantaged group members indicated their own attitudes on six issues, and then estimated the positions either of their in-group, their respective rival out-group, a control out-group, or they received no opportunity to project. As expected, disadvantaged participants projected attitudinal contrast onto the…
The relation between popularity and achievement
Data from a longitudinal study of school desegregation were used to examine the relation between normative social influence processes and academic achievement in order to test theoretical models of how school desegregation produces benefit. Subjects were white, Mexican-American, and black elementary school children who were measured once prior to and twice after desegregation of their schools. For all groups, analyses using structural equation te…
Assumed similarity and opinion certainty
To examine the effect of projected attitude similarity on certainty of own attitude, two samples of male undergraduates, commuters and fraternity members, indicated their own attitudinal position on eight issues and then served in one of four opinion projection conditions: estimating the positions o
The relation between popularity and achievement
Data from a longitudinal study of school desegregation were used to examine the relation between normative social influence processes and academic achievement in order to test theoretical models of how school desegregation produces benefit. Subjects were white, Mexican-American, and black elementary school children who were measured once prior to and twice after desegregation of their schools. For all groups, analyses using structural equation te…
Intergroup Competition, Attitudinal Projection, and Opinion Certainty
Competitive or cooperative relations were imposed between the two experimentally created art discussion groups in each session. Group members indicated their own attitudes and estimated the positions held either by other in-group members or by out-group members in order to assess the effects of target of projection on attitude certainty. As expected, participants assumed greater attitudinal disagreement with competitive compared to cooperative ou…
Relative Deprivation, Attitude Contrast Projection, and Opinion Certainty
This research examines social projection between relatively deprived groups and its effect on opinion certainty. In Study 1, disadvantaged and advantaged group members indicated their own attitudes on six issues, and then estimated the positions either of their in-group, their respective rival out-group, a control out-group, or they received no opportunity to project. As expected, disadvantaged participants projected attitudinal contrast onto the…
Cultural Differences and Values (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Certainty (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Social and Intergroup Psychology (3 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Law (2 works)