Ronald Jay Cohen
Biographic Data
| ID | 4487459 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ronald Jay Cohen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ronald Jay |
| FAMILY NAME | Cohen |
| SIGNATURE | COHEN R J |
| AFFILIATIONS | State University of New York at Albany |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
ISE Psychological Testing and Assessment
Psychological Testing and Assessment: An Introduction to Tests and Measurement
Use of the Chestnut Ridge Inventory of Personality in Teaching Psychological Testing
A 100-item personality inventory may be used to illustrate administration, scoring, and intepretation of scores, etc., in a testing course, while avoiding potential ethical issues associated with novices' use of a standardized instrument
Responsive supervision of the psychiatric resident and clinical psychology intern
Verbal Abstraction and Culture: An Exploratory Study with Proverbs
A potential source of friction in the supervision of psychotherapy arises when the supervisor and supervisee are from different countries and hold different culturally instilled values and attitudes. As participants in such a supervisory situation, the authors sought to explore systematically the effect of culture on abstract thinking and problem conceptualization by use of a proverb-interpretation task. The results are suggestive of the need for…
Reich, antipodal legitimacy, and communication in psychology
Perceived Somatic Reactions to Stress and Hostile Press
Hostile Press is a measure of fear of failure. We have evidence that people high on Hostile Press see the world as a hostile, threatening place. Following this idea, we felt that persons high on Hostile Press should show psychophysiological reactions to their feelings about the world. 200 male students were given the Hostile Press measure of fear of failure and a “Reactions to Stress Questionnaire.” The prediction was that there would be a positi…
Philosophies of Human Nature and Hostile Press
64 male subjects took the Hostile Press measure of fear of failure (Birney, Burdick, & Teevan, 1969) and the Philosophies of Human Nature (Wrightsman, 1964). It was predicted that persons high on Hostile Press would perceive the world as a hostile place and thus would have a generally less favorable view of human nature—would score low on the Philosophies of Human Nature. In general, the data bore out the hypothesis although the authors felt that…
Fear of Failure and Death
Fear of Failure and Impression Management: An Exploratory Study
Loyalty or Legality in Obedience: Note on the Watergate Proceedings
Reviewing his pioneer research designed to learn under what conditions submission to authority is most roba able, and under what conditions defiance is brought to the fore, Milgram (1965) concluded that, If in this study an anonymous experimenter could successfully command adults to subdue a fifty-year-old man, and force him painful electric shocks against his protests, one can only wonder what government, with its vastly greater authority and pr…
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Loyalty or Legality in Obedience: Note on the Watergate Proceedings
Reviewing his pioneer research designed to learn under what conditions submission to authority is most roba able, and under what conditions defiance is brought to the fore, Milgram (1965) concluded that, If in this study an anonymous experimenter could successfully command adults to subdue a fifty-year-old man, and force him painful electric shocks against his protests, one can only wonder what government, with its vastly greater authority and pr…
Fear of Failure and Death
Fear of Failure and Impression Management: An Exploratory Study
Perceived Somatic Reactions to Stress and Hostile Press
Hostile Press is a measure of fear of failure. We have evidence that people high on Hostile Press see the world as a hostile, threatening place. Following this idea, we felt that persons high on Hostile Press should show psychophysiological reactions to their feelings about the world. 200 male students were given the Hostile Press measure of fear of failure and a “Reactions to Stress Questionnaire.” The prediction was that there would be a positi…
Philosophies of Human Nature and Hostile Press
64 male subjects took the Hostile Press measure of fear of failure (Birney, Burdick, & Teevan, 1969) and the Philosophies of Human Nature (Wrightsman, 1964). It was predicted that persons high on Hostile Press would perceive the world as a hostile place and thus would have a generally less favorable view of human nature—would score low on the Philosophies of Human Nature. In general, the data bore out the hypothesis although the authors felt that…
Responsive supervision of the psychiatric resident and clinical psychology intern
Verbal Abstraction and Culture: An Exploratory Study with Proverbs
A potential source of friction in the supervision of psychotherapy arises when the supervisor and supervisee are from different countries and hold different culturally instilled values and attitudes. As participants in such a supervisory situation, the authors sought to explore systematically the effect of culture on abstract thinking and problem conceptualization by use of a proverb-interpretation task. The results are suggestive of the need for…
Reich, antipodal legitimacy, and communication in psychology
Use of the Chestnut Ridge Inventory of Personality in Teaching Psychological Testing
A 100-item personality inventory may be used to illustrate administration, scoring, and intepretation of scores, etc., in a testing course, while avoiding potential ethical issues associated with novices' use of a standardized instrument
ISE Psychological Testing and Assessment
Psychological Testing and Assessment: An Introduction to Tests and Measurement
Psychology (11 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Psychoanalysis (3 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (2 works) · Applied Psychology (2 works) · Applied Psychology (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works)