Richard M Ryckman
Biographic Data
| ID | 4233677 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Richard M Ryckman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Richard M |
| FAMILY NAME | Ryckman |
| SIGNATURE | RYCKMAN R M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Maine at Orono |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Forms of Competitive Attitude and Achievement Orientation in Relation to Disordered Eating
Traditional vs. nontraditional women and men's perceptions of the personalities and physiques of ideal women and men
Physical self-efficacy and actualization
The Influence of a Rape Victim's Physical Attractiveness on Observers' Attributions of Responsibility
Research has provided conflicting results as to the impact of a rape victim's physical attractiveness on observers' attributions of responsibility, attributed in part to methodological considerations. The present study, employing multiple exemplars of attractiveness and multiple dependent measures of responsibility, revealed consistent evidence of an attractiveness bias among observers, with an unattractive victim being assigned greater responsib…
The effects of sensation seeking and misattribution of arousal on attraction toward similar or dissimilar strangers
The Relationships of Observer Characteristics to Beliefs in the Causal Responsibility of Victims of Sexual Assault
Whereas much of the previous research has focused on the influence of victim characteristics on attributions of responsibility to a rape victim, the present study sought to assess the relative effectiveness of individual differences among observers in predicting perceptions of a rape victim's responsibility in her own victimization. Specifically, observers' sex, their attitudes toward women, and their degree of dogmatism significantly contributed…
Development and validation of a physical self-efficacy scale
Undergraduates' perceptions of the prestige and personality characteristics of members of selected occupations in psychology
Undergraduates' perceptions of the prestige and personality characteristics of members of selected occupations in psychology
Relationship between Locus of Control and Chronological Age
A study was conducted to replicate and extend the findings of Lao (1974) which showed an increasing sense of personal efficacy from youth to adulthood, a stabilized sense of internal control through middle age, and no decrease in internality among elderly Ss. Current findings (100 college students, an occupational survey sample of 383) generally replicate these outcomes. Also, elderly Ss believed they were personally competent, and not at the mer…
Multidimensionality of Locus of Control and Self-Esteem
Fish and Kacabenick ( 1971) and Ryckman and Sherman ( 1973) investigated the relationship between Rotter's (1966) unidimensional, locus of control construct and selfesteem in college students. In both studies, students with higher self-esteem tended to be more internally oriented. Since recent research (Reid & Ware, 1973) has indicated that the locus of control construct is multidimensional rather than unidimensional, a newly devised measure by L…
Replication of the Relationship between Dogmatism and Locus of Control
The relationship between Dogmatism and three subscales of Levenson's Locus of Control measure was examined with 36 female undergraduates as subjects. Results supported the hypothesis that internality, across all three domains of the Locus of Control construct, is related to a cognitively differentiated personality structure as measured by the Dogmatism scale
Relationship between Self-Esteem and Internal-External Control for Men and Women
Fish and Karabenick ( 1971) investigated the relationship between Rotter's (1966) Internal-External Control Scale and Janis and Field's (1959) Feelings of Inadequacy Scale for males only. AS predicted, there was a significant correlation of -.28 (p < .001), indicating that men with higher self-esteem tend to be internally oriented. Such an outcome is not surprising since earlier investiga[ions have indicated that internals describe themselves as …
Locus of control and initial task experience as determinants of confidence changes in a chance situation
The Relationships of Observer Characteristics to Beliefs in the Causal Responsibility of Victims of Sexual Assault
Whereas much of the previous research has focused on the influence of victim characteristics on attributions of responsibility to a rape victim, the present study sought to assess the relative effectiveness of individual differences among observers in predicting perceptions of a rape victim's responsibility in her own victimization. Specifically, observers' sex, their attitudes toward women, and their degree of dogmatism significantly contributed…
The Influence of a Rape Victim's Physical Attractiveness on Observers' Attributions of Responsibility
Research has provided conflicting results as to the impact of a rape victim's physical attractiveness on observers' attributions of responsibility, attributed in part to methodological considerations. The present study, employing multiple exemplars of attractiveness and multiple dependent measures of responsibility, revealed consistent evidence of an attractiveness bias among observers, with an unattractive victim being assigned greater responsib…
The effects of sensation seeking and misattribution of arousal on attraction toward similar or dissimilar strangers
Forms of Competitive Attitude and Achievement Orientation in Relation to Disordered Eating
Development and validation of a physical self-efficacy scale
Traditional vs. nontraditional women and men's perceptions of the personalities and physiques of ideal women and men
Physical self-efficacy and actualization
Locus of control and initial task experience as determinants of confidence changes in a chance situation
Locus of control and initial task experience as determinants of confidence changes in a chance situation
Replication of the Relationship between Dogmatism and Locus of Control
The relationship between Dogmatism and three subscales of Levenson's Locus of Control measure was examined with 36 female undergraduates as subjects. Results supported the hypothesis that internality, across all three domains of the Locus of Control construct, is related to a cognitively differentiated personality structure as measured by the Dogmatism scale
Relationship between Self-Esteem and Internal-External Control for Men and Women
Fish and Karabenick ( 1971) investigated the relationship between Rotter's (1966) Internal-External Control Scale and Janis and Field's (1959) Feelings of Inadequacy Scale for males only. AS predicted, there was a significant correlation of -.28 (p < .001), indicating that men with higher self-esteem tend to be internally oriented. Such an outcome is not surprising since earlier investiga[ions have indicated that internals describe themselves as …
Relationship between Locus of Control and Chronological Age
A study was conducted to replicate and extend the findings of Lao (1974) which showed an increasing sense of personal efficacy from youth to adulthood, a stabilized sense of internal control through middle age, and no decrease in internality among elderly Ss. Current findings (100 college students, an occupational survey sample of 383) generally replicate these outcomes. Also, elderly Ss believed they were personally competent, and not at the mer…
Multidimensionality of Locus of Control and Self-Esteem
Fish and Kacabenick ( 1971) and Ryckman and Sherman ( 1973) investigated the relationship between Rotter's (1966) unidimensional, locus of control construct and selfesteem in college students. In both studies, students with higher self-esteem tended to be more internally oriented. Since recent research (Reid & Ware, 1973) has indicated that the locus of control construct is multidimensional rather than unidimensional, a newly devised measure by L…
Undergraduates' perceptions of the prestige and personality characteristics of members of selected occupations in psychology
Undergraduates' perceptions of the prestige and personality characteristics of members of selected occupations in psychology
The effects of sensation seeking and misattribution of arousal on attraction toward similar or dissimilar strangers
The Relationships of Observer Characteristics to Beliefs in the Causal Responsibility of Victims of Sexual Assault
Whereas much of the previous research has focused on the influence of victim characteristics on attributions of responsibility to a rape victim, the present study sought to assess the relative effectiveness of individual differences among observers in predicting perceptions of a rape victim's responsibility in her own victimization. Specifically, observers' sex, their attitudes toward women, and their degree of dogmatism significantly contributed…
Development and validation of a physical self-efficacy scale
The Influence of a Rape Victim's Physical Attractiveness on Observers' Attributions of Responsibility
Research has provided conflicting results as to the impact of a rape victim's physical attractiveness on observers' attributions of responsibility, attributed in part to methodological considerations. The present study, employing multiple exemplars of attractiveness and multiple dependent measures of responsibility, revealed consistent evidence of an attractiveness bias among observers, with an unattractive victim being assigned greater responsib…
Physical self-efficacy and actualization
Traditional vs. nontraditional women and men's perceptions of the personalities and physiques of ideal women and men
Forms of Competitive Attitude and Achievement Orientation in Relation to Disordered Eating
Psychology (14 works) · Social Psychology (13 works) · Developmental psychology (10 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Locus of control (6 works) · Personality (6 works) · Behavioral Health and Interventions (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (5 works) · Big Five personality traits (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works)