Andrew M Barclay
Biographic Data
| ID | 4234610 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrew M Barclay |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrew M |
| FAMILY NAME | Barclay |
| SIGNATURE | BARCLAY A M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Michigan State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The recognition of threatening facial stimuli
Two studies examined the information that defines a threatening facial display. The first study identified those facial characteristics that distinguish between representations of threatening and nonthreatening facial displays. Masks that presented either threatening or nonthreatening facial displays were obtained from a number of non-Western cultures and scored for the presence of those facial features that discriminated between such displays in…
Sexuality
Linking sexual and aggressive motives
S ummary One hundred thirty‐two male and female college undergraduates were randomly assigned to three different arousal conditions‐sex, anxiety, laughter‐and a nonaroused control, as a test of the hypothesis that aggressive and sexual imagery would appear only under conditions of sexual arousal. The subjects wrote four TAT stories, two to male‐dominant pictures and two to female‐dominant As predicted, the sexually aroused subjects wrote stories …
Information as a defensive control of sexual arousal
The effect of hostility on physiological and fantasy responses1
Effect of Time on Tendency to Compensate a Victim
Previous research has shown that individuals may reduce the distress they feel on harming another by making reparation to their victim, by justifying their harm-doing or by seeking punishment for the act. Prediction of which distress-reduction technique or which combination will be used has been facilitated by extending theoretical equity formulations to the harm-doing situation. The present experiment, a quasi-replication of Berscheid and Walste…
A determinant of preference among modes of dissonance reduction
It was hypothesized that in selecting a dissonance-reduction technique people will search for a solution which is a stable one. Given a choice among modes of dissonance reduction, the individual will search both for a mode which is not challenged by present events and information, and for a mode which is unlikely to come under reality attack in the future. To test this hypothesis, nursery-school children made a decision between 2 toys. One could …
The relation of aggressive to sexual motivation 1
A determinant of preference among modes of dissonance reduction
It was hypothesized that in selecting a dissonance-reduction technique people will search for a solution which is a stable one. Given a choice among modes of dissonance reduction, the individual will search both for a mode which is not challenged by present events and information, and for a mode which is unlikely to come under reality attack in the future. To test this hypothesis, nursery-school children made a decision between 2 toys. One could …
The recognition of threatening facial stimuli
Two studies examined the information that defines a threatening facial display. The first study identified those facial characteristics that distinguish between representations of threatening and nonthreatening facial displays. Masks that presented either threatening or nonthreatening facial displays were obtained from a number of non-Western cultures and scored for the presence of those facial features that discriminated between such displays in…
The relation of aggressive to sexual motivation 1
A determinant of preference among modes of dissonance reduction
It was hypothesized that in selecting a dissonance-reduction technique people will search for a solution which is a stable one. Given a choice among modes of dissonance reduction, the individual will search both for a mode which is not challenged by present events and information, and for a mode which is unlikely to come under reality attack in the future. To test this hypothesis, nursery-school children made a decision between 2 toys. One could …
The effect of hostility on physiological and fantasy responses1
Effect of Time on Tendency to Compensate a Victim
Previous research has shown that individuals may reduce the distress they feel on harming another by making reparation to their victim, by justifying their harm-doing or by seeking punishment for the act. Prediction of which distress-reduction technique or which combination will be used has been facilitated by extending theoretical equity formulations to the harm-doing situation. The present experiment, a quasi-replication of Berscheid and Walste…
Linking sexual and aggressive motives
S ummary One hundred thirty‐two male and female college undergraduates were randomly assigned to three different arousal conditions‐sex, anxiety, laughter‐and a nonaroused control, as a test of the hypothesis that aggressive and sexual imagery would appear only under conditions of sexual arousal. The subjects wrote four TAT stories, two to male‐dominant pictures and two to female‐dominant As predicted, the sexually aroused subjects wrote stories …
Information as a defensive control of sexual arousal
Sexuality
The recognition of threatening facial stimuli
Two studies examined the information that defines a threatening facial display. The first study identified those facial characteristics that distinguish between representations of threatening and nonthreatening facial displays. Masks that presented either threatening or nonthreatening facial displays were obtained from a number of non-Western cultures and scored for the presence of those facial features that discriminated between such displays in…
Psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Emotions and Moral Behavior (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Arousal (2 works) · Citation (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works) · Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior (2 works) · Library science (2 works)