W Doyle Gentry
Biographic Data
| ID | 4492042 |
|---|---|
| NAME | W Doyle Gentry |
| GIVEN NAMES | W Doyle |
| FAMILY NAME | Gentry |
| SIGNATURE | GENTRY W D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Duke Medical Center |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
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Aggression in Fairy Tales
The extent of aggressive content was estimated in six fairy tales from each of three cultures: American, Japanese, and middle-eastern Indian. Aggression, primarily of a physical type, was widespread throughout the selected tales from all three cultures. However, the Grimm's tales, utilized in the American culture, evidenced the greatest amount of manifest aggression by a ratio of 4:2:1 over the Indian and Japanese cultures. The Grimm's tales also…
Constriction, Aggression, and Assertive Training
Pearsonian correlations were obtained between indices of motor and attitudinal aggression and Bates-Zimmerman constriction scores for 17 psychiatric patients selected for assertive training. Constriction appeared negatively related to motor components of aggression (assault, verbal aggression) but unrelated to attitudinal hostility
Sex Differences in the Effects of Frustration and Attack on Emotion and Vascular Processes
The effects of frustration (test-failure) and attack (insult) on mood, aggression, and vascular arousal were explored in 30 male and female Ss. Systolic and diastolic blood pressure were recorded prior to and immediately following provocation and Ss were asked to rate their feelings on a post-experimental mood questionnaire. The results indicated that both types of provocation led to increased vascular activity. Males evidenced a greater rise in …
Effect of Time-Out from Positive Reinforcement on Aggressive Behavior in Young Children
The effect of time-out from positive reinforcement on aggressive behavior was explored in 5-yr.-olds, 6 boys and 10 girls. Instrumental aggressive and nonaggressive doll-play were observed prior to and immediately following rime-out from CRF token reinforcement. The results indicated that, while time-out from positive reinforcement was not an effective antecedent of aggressive behavior for children in general, it did produce a notable increase in…
Schizophrenic Thought Process
Differences in performance on the WAIS for schizophrenics classified as active or in remission are described
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Schizophrenic Thought Process
Differences in performance on the WAIS for schizophrenics classified as active or in remission are described
Sex Differences in the Effects of Frustration and Attack on Emotion and Vascular Processes
The effects of frustration (test-failure) and attack (insult) on mood, aggression, and vascular arousal were explored in 30 male and female Ss. Systolic and diastolic blood pressure were recorded prior to and immediately following provocation and Ss were asked to rate their feelings on a post-experimental mood questionnaire. The results indicated that both types of provocation led to increased vascular activity. Males evidenced a greater rise in …
Effect of Time-Out from Positive Reinforcement on Aggressive Behavior in Young Children
The effect of time-out from positive reinforcement on aggressive behavior was explored in 5-yr.-olds, 6 boys and 10 girls. Instrumental aggressive and nonaggressive doll-play were observed prior to and immediately following rime-out from CRF token reinforcement. The results indicated that, while time-out from positive reinforcement was not an effective antecedent of aggressive behavior for children in general, it did produce a notable increase in…
Constriction, Aggression, and Assertive Training
Pearsonian correlations were obtained between indices of motor and attitudinal aggression and Bates-Zimmerman constriction scores for 17 psychiatric patients selected for assertive training. Constriction appeared negatively related to motor components of aggression (assault, verbal aggression) but unrelated to attitudinal hostility
Aggression in Fairy Tales
The extent of aggressive content was estimated in six fairy tales from each of three cultures: American, Japanese, and middle-eastern Indian. Aggression, primarily of a physical type, was widespread throughout the selected tales from all three cultures. However, the Grimm's tales, utilized in the American culture, evidenced the greatest amount of manifest aggression by a ratio of 4:2:1 over the Indian and Japanese cultures. The Grimm's tales also…
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