Gary Fontaine
Biographic Data
| ID | 4233390 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gary Fontaine |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gary |
| FAMILY NAME | Fontaine |
| SIGNATURE | FONTAINE G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Hawaii System |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
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A Sense of Presence and Self-Reported Performance in International Teams
Research over the last two decades has explored the relationship between a variety of states of consciousness, performance, and motivation. These have included flow and a sense of presence in face-to-face, online, and virtual environments. This study examined the relationship between presence and flow experienced by 75 male and female participants from several Pacific Rim nations on 4 international teams and their self-reported performance, enjoy…
A Sense of Presence and Self-Reported Performance in International Teams
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Presence Seeking and Sensation Seeking as Motives for International Travel
Although independent research has identified presence seeking and sensation seeking as important motives for a variety of activities, there is sufficient conceptual overlap to suggest the concepts describe in part the same motive or are related. The possible relationship was examined in motives of students for international travel. Nonsignificant correlations suggest that, at least for this activity, they are differentiable
Motivational Factors of International Travelers
A factor analysis of the motives for international travel of 133 university students and management trainees produced 7 factors which are described
Intercultural problems in the interpretation of evidence
Cross-Cultural Validity of the Depression Adjective Check List with a Sample of Black and White Juvenile Offenders
The validity of the Depression Adjective Check List and a specially developed check list were assessed with 48 black and 53 white juvenile offenders (70 boys, 31 girls) against self-ratings and ratings of 2 black and 2 white teachers. Both check lists correlated significantly with self- (−.29, −.30) and teachers' ratings (.36, .26) for white offenders, although teachers' ratings were correlated unexpectedly negatively with self-ratings (−.41). On…
Roles of social support systems in overseas relocation
Problems and benefits of close intercultural relationships
Friendships with whites and status as predictors of black students' satisfaction with an integrated university
Effect of Witnesses' Expertness and Manner of Delivery of Testimony on Verdicts of Simulated Jurors
The impact on jurors' decision making of the type of expert witness and the manner of delivery of testimony was explored in a 3 × 2 between-subjects, factorial design. 68 undergraduate subjects read an edited, 26-page transcript of an actual criminal case in which the crucial testimony concerned the intoxication of the victim. A physician, police officer, or layperson as witness delivered that testimony against the defendant in either an opiniona…
Causal Attribution to other People and Expected Performance
An experiment investigated the proposal that, when causal attribution over a performance is to the voluntary help of other people that person's expected performance is mediated by his interpersonal trust. For trusting persons causal attribution to other people implies consistency between past performance and future expectancies, whereas for those low in trust such consistency is not implied. 36 students in introductory psychology participated in …
Affective Consequences of Social Power
An experiment examined expectancies for powerholders and targets for target compliance and satisfaction with compliance following a request by a powerholder. Degree of expected target compliance and satisfaction was expected to be influenced by the type of social power used. 30 head and 60 staff hospital nurses read a series of 6 scenarios each describing a request by a head nurse (powerholder) for compliance by staff nurse (target) and each scen…
Causal attribution in simulated versus real situations
Social comparison and some determinants of expected personal control and expected performance in a novel task situation
Roles of social support systems in overseas relocation
Problems and benefits of close intercultural relationships
Social comparison and some determinants of expected personal control and expected performance in a novel task situation
Friendships with whites and status as predictors of black students' satisfaction with an integrated university
Causal attribution in simulated versus real situations
Social comparison and some determinants of expected personal control and expected performance in a novel task situation
Causal attribution in simulated versus real situations
Causal Attribution to other People and Expected Performance
An experiment investigated the proposal that, when causal attribution over a performance is to the voluntary help of other people that person's expected performance is mediated by his interpersonal trust. For trusting persons causal attribution to other people implies consistency between past performance and future expectancies, whereas for those low in trust such consistency is not implied. 36 students in introductory psychology participated in …
Affective Consequences of Social Power
An experiment examined expectancies for powerholders and targets for target compliance and satisfaction with compliance following a request by a powerholder. Degree of expected target compliance and satisfaction was expected to be influenced by the type of social power used. 30 head and 60 staff hospital nurses read a series of 6 scenarios each describing a request by a head nurse (powerholder) for compliance by staff nurse (target) and each scen…
Effect of Witnesses' Expertness and Manner of Delivery of Testimony on Verdicts of Simulated Jurors
The impact on jurors' decision making of the type of expert witness and the manner of delivery of testimony was explored in a 3 × 2 between-subjects, factorial design. 68 undergraduate subjects read an edited, 26-page transcript of an actual criminal case in which the crucial testimony concerned the intoxication of the victim. A physician, police officer, or layperson as witness delivered that testimony against the defendant in either an opiniona…
Friendships with whites and status as predictors of black students' satisfaction with an integrated university
Problems and benefits of close intercultural relationships
Cross-Cultural Validity of the Depression Adjective Check List with a Sample of Black and White Juvenile Offenders
The validity of the Depression Adjective Check List and a specially developed check list were assessed with 48 black and 53 white juvenile offenders (70 boys, 31 girls) against self-ratings and ratings of 2 black and 2 white teachers. Both check lists correlated significantly with self- (−.29, −.30) and teachers' ratings (.36, .26) for white offenders, although teachers' ratings were correlated unexpectedly negatively with self-ratings (−.41). On…
Roles of social support systems in overseas relocation
Intercultural problems in the interpretation of evidence
Motivational Factors of International Travelers
A factor analysis of the motives for international travel of 133 university students and management trainees produced 7 factors which are described
Presence Seeking and Sensation Seeking as Motives for International Travel
Although independent research has identified presence seeking and sensation seeking as important motives for a variety of activities, there is sufficient conceptual overlap to suggest the concepts describe in part the same motive or are related. The possible relationship was examined in motives of students for international travel. Nonsignificant correlations suggest that, at least for this activity, they are differentiable
A Sense of Presence and Self-Reported Performance in International Teams
Research over the last two decades has explored the relationship between a variety of states of consciousness, performance, and motivation. These have included flow and a sense of presence in face-to-face, online, and virtual environments. This study examined the relationship between presence and flow experienced by 75 male and female participants from several Pacific Rim nations on 4 international teams and their self-reported performance, enjoy…
A Sense of Presence and Self-Reported Performance in International Teams
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