Peter E Andersen
Biographic Data
| ID | 4514004 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Peter E Andersen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Peter E |
| FAMILY NAME | Andersen |
| SIGNATURE | ANDERSEN P E |
| AFFILIATIONS | West Virginia University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3134-5453 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 59 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Tickling the monster
This study develops a general model of jealousy induction in romantic relationships. The model posits that the goals of jealousy induction predict jealousy-induction tactics, which in turn predict partner responses to jealousy, which in turn predict strategic outcomes. Measures were developed for this study to assess jealousy-induction goals, induction tactics, and strategic outcome (i.e., tactical efficacy). Exploratory factor analysis revealed …
An Empirical Comparison of Three Theories of Nonverbal Immediacy Exchange
Journal Article An Empirical Comparison of Three Theories of Nonverbal Immediacy Exchange Get access Peter A. Andersen, Peter A. Andersen 1Peter A. Andersen is professor of communication at San Diego State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Laura K. Guerrero, Laura K. Guerrero 2Laura K. Guerrero is associate professor of communication at Arizona State University Search for other works by this autho…
The Waxing and Waning of Relational Intimacy
Scholars have paid increasing attention to the role of non-verbal communication within intimate relationships. Reportedly, immediate behaviors such as touch escalate opposite-sex relationships by promoting increased intimacy and psychological closeness. This study examined the effects of relational stage, gender and touch avoidance on unobtrusively coded public touch behavior. An ANOVA indicated that relational stage was curvilinearly related to …
Regional patterns of communication in the United States
This paper provides the rationale for a systematic study of regional patterns of communication in the United States (US). Regionalism is conceptualized, regional influences on communication are examined, and their significance is established. Next, the regional development of the US is described through an account of regional history and an examination of forces that cause the decay, maintenance, and reestablishment of distinct regions. Finally, …
A Reassessment of Statistical Power Analysis in Human Communication Research
Journal Article A Reassessment of Statistical Power Analysis in Human Communication Research Get access John P. Garrison, John P. Garrison 1Auburn University 3John P. Garrison (Ph.D., University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1978) is assistant professor of speech communication at Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama 36830. Garrison is also president of Learning Research Associates, Inc., Lincoln, Nebraska 68516. Peter A. Andersen (Ph.D., Florida State Unive…
Implications of a Neurophysiological Approach for the Study of a Nonverbal Communication
This article reviews the neurophysiological literature as it pertains to nonverbal communication. It provides an overview of research on the function of the cerebral hemispheres as related to communication, with particular emphasis on the right hemisphere where most nonverbal communication is processed. Limitations of the neurophysiological approach are discussed. Finally, implications of the neurophysiological approach are discussed for: (1) def…
Media consumption and population characteristics of political opinion leaders
The information sources from which opinion leaders and nonleaders hear about political candidates in a race for the United States Senate were examined in this study. The age and sex of political opinion leaders were examined, and data were gathered to determine if political opinion leaders are more likely to develop candidate preferences than nonleaders. Results demonstrated that opinion leaders hear about candidates from all media as well as int…
Candidate Valence as a Predictor of Voter Preference
The effects of source valence, including its components source credibility, attraction, and homophily, on voter preference were examined in this study. A systematic sample with a random start of 350 registered Democratic voters in Tallahassee, Florida, was used to test the effects of eight dimensions of source valence on voter preference. The differential valence of the two candidates was the best predictor of voter preference. The eight-variable…
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The Waxing and Waning of Relational Intimacy
Scholars have paid increasing attention to the role of non-verbal communication within intimate relationships. Reportedly, immediate behaviors such as touch escalate opposite-sex relationships by promoting increased intimacy and psychological closeness. This study examined the effects of relational stage, gender and touch avoidance on unobtrusively coded public touch behavior. An ANOVA indicated that relational stage was curvilinearly related to …
An Empirical Comparison of Three Theories of Nonverbal Immediacy Exchange
Journal Article An Empirical Comparison of Three Theories of Nonverbal Immediacy Exchange Get access Peter A. Andersen, Peter A. Andersen 1Peter A. Andersen is professor of communication at San Diego State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Laura K. Guerrero, Laura K. Guerrero 2Laura K. Guerrero is associate professor of communication at Arizona State University Search for other works by this autho…
Candidate Valence as a Predictor of Voter Preference
The effects of source valence, including its components source credibility, attraction, and homophily, on voter preference were examined in this study. A systematic sample with a random start of 350 registered Democratic voters in Tallahassee, Florida, was used to test the effects of eight dimensions of source valence on voter preference. The differential valence of the two candidates was the best predictor of voter preference. The eight-variable…
Tickling the monster
This study develops a general model of jealousy induction in romantic relationships. The model posits that the goals of jealousy induction predict jealousy-induction tactics, which in turn predict partner responses to jealousy, which in turn predict strategic outcomes. Measures were developed for this study to assess jealousy-induction goals, induction tactics, and strategic outcome (i.e., tactical efficacy). Exploratory factor analysis revealed …
Regional patterns of communication in the United States
This paper provides the rationale for a systematic study of regional patterns of communication in the United States (US). Regionalism is conceptualized, regional influences on communication are examined, and their significance is established. Next, the regional development of the US is described through an account of regional history and an examination of forces that cause the decay, maintenance, and reestablishment of distinct regions. Finally, …
A Reassessment of Statistical Power Analysis in Human Communication Research
Journal Article A Reassessment of Statistical Power Analysis in Human Communication Research Get access John P. Garrison, John P. Garrison 1Auburn University 3John P. Garrison (Ph.D., University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1978) is assistant professor of speech communication at Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama 36830. Garrison is also president of Learning Research Associates, Inc., Lincoln, Nebraska 68516. Peter A. Andersen (Ph.D., Florida State Unive…
Implications of a Neurophysiological Approach for the Study of a Nonverbal Communication
This article reviews the neurophysiological literature as it pertains to nonverbal communication. It provides an overview of research on the function of the cerebral hemispheres as related to communication, with particular emphasis on the right hemisphere where most nonverbal communication is processed. Limitations of the neurophysiological approach are discussed. Finally, implications of the neurophysiological approach are discussed for: (1) def…
Media consumption and population characteristics of political opinion leaders
The information sources from which opinion leaders and nonleaders hear about political candidates in a race for the United States Senate were examined in this study. The age and sex of political opinion leaders were examined, and data were gathered to determine if political opinion leaders are more likely to develop candidate preferences than nonleaders. Results demonstrated that opinion leaders hear about candidates from all media as well as int…
Special Section
Media consumption and population characteristics of political opinion leaders
The information sources from which opinion leaders and nonleaders hear about political candidates in a race for the United States Senate were examined in this study. The age and sex of political opinion leaders were examined, and data were gathered to determine if political opinion leaders are more likely to develop candidate preferences than nonleaders. Results demonstrated that opinion leaders hear about candidates from all media as well as int…
Candidate Valence as a Predictor of Voter Preference
The effects of source valence, including its components source credibility, attraction, and homophily, on voter preference were examined in this study. A systematic sample with a random start of 350 registered Democratic voters in Tallahassee, Florida, was used to test the effects of eight dimensions of source valence on voter preference. The differential valence of the two candidates was the best predictor of voter preference. The eight-variable…
A Reassessment of Statistical Power Analysis in Human Communication Research
Journal Article A Reassessment of Statistical Power Analysis in Human Communication Research Get access John P. Garrison, John P. Garrison 1Auburn University 3John P. Garrison (Ph.D., University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1978) is assistant professor of speech communication at Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama 36830. Garrison is also president of Learning Research Associates, Inc., Lincoln, Nebraska 68516. Peter A. Andersen (Ph.D., Florida State Unive…
Implications of a Neurophysiological Approach for the Study of a Nonverbal Communication
This article reviews the neurophysiological literature as it pertains to nonverbal communication. It provides an overview of research on the function of the cerebral hemispheres as related to communication, with particular emphasis on the right hemisphere where most nonverbal communication is processed. Limitations of the neurophysiological approach are discussed. Finally, implications of the neurophysiological approach are discussed for: (1) def…
Regional patterns of communication in the United States
This paper provides the rationale for a systematic study of regional patterns of communication in the United States (US). Regionalism is conceptualized, regional influences on communication are examined, and their significance is established. Next, the regional development of the US is described through an account of regional history and an examination of forces that cause the decay, maintenance, and reestablishment of distinct regions. Finally, …
The Waxing and Waning of Relational Intimacy
Scholars have paid increasing attention to the role of non-verbal communication within intimate relationships. Reportedly, immediate behaviors such as touch escalate opposite-sex relationships by promoting increased intimacy and psychological closeness. This study examined the effects of relational stage, gender and touch avoidance on unobtrusively coded public touch behavior. An ANOVA indicated that relational stage was curvilinearly related to …
An Empirical Comparison of Three Theories of Nonverbal Immediacy Exchange
Journal Article An Empirical Comparison of Three Theories of Nonverbal Immediacy Exchange Get access Peter A. Andersen, Peter A. Andersen 1Peter A. Andersen is professor of communication at San Diego State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Laura K. Guerrero, Laura K. Guerrero 2Laura K. Guerrero is associate professor of communication at Arizona State University Search for other works by this autho…
Tickling the monster
This study develops a general model of jealousy induction in romantic relationships. The model posits that the goals of jealousy induction predict jealousy-induction tactics, which in turn predict partner responses to jealousy, which in turn predict strategic outcomes. Measures were developed for this study to assess jealousy-induction goals, induction tactics, and strategic outcome (i.e., tactical efficacy). Exploratory factor analysis revealed …
Psychology (7 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Communication in Education and Healthcare (3 works) · Interpersonal communication (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (2 works) · Communication (2 works)