Georgette K Maroldo
Biographic Data
| ID | 5378638 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Georgette K Maroldo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Georgette K |
| FAMILY NAME | Maroldo |
| SIGNATURE | MAROLDO G K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Texas Lutheran College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Computer Protective Drawings of Juvenile Offenders and College Freshmen
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Computer Projective Drawings of Juvenile Offenders and College Freshmen
This study examined the willingness of two diverse groups, 26 juvenile offenders (21 boys, 5 girls) and 26 first-semester college freshmen (12 men and 14 women) to draw on a personal computer. The purpose was to see whether there were differences in what they chose to draw, i.e., themselves (SELF), family (FAMILY), other (OTHER). The analyses indicated no significant differences between the groups in content of drawing
Computer Protective Drawings of Juvenile Offenders and College Freshmen
Shyness and alcohol response expectancy hypothesis
Shyness and alcohol response expectancy hypothesis
Shyness, Boredom, and Grade Point Average among College Students
The relations among shyness, boredom, and grade point average were studied with 223 college students during an Interim at Texas Lutheran College. A positive relationship between shyness and boredom was noted for women and an inverse one between boredom and grade point average for men. However, no correlation was found between shyness and grade point average for women or men. As expected, the multiple correlations (.17, .16) were not significant f…
Reliability of a Shyness and Alcohol Survey
The present study showed the Shyness and Alcohol Survey was moderately reliable for 178 college students (69 women, 109 men), aged 17 to 36 yr. The survey had been developed to measure shyness and the extent to which alcohol was used to reduce shyness of college students. Analyses of data suggest possible revisions of this scale
Shyness and Loneliness among College Men and Women
This study examined the relationship between shyness and loneliness among 157 male and 155 female college students. A modified version of the Stanford Shyness Survey measured shyness, and the UCLA Loneliness Scale assessed loneliness. Correlations between shyness and loneliness were for males .52 and for females .56. These scales may be beneficial in counseling college students
Reliability of a Modified Stanford Shyness Survey
Developed by Zimbardo (1977) , the Stanford Shyness Survey ( 1 ) assesscs the individual's degree of shyness and ( 2 ) provides a baseline from which changes resulting from individualized remedial procedures can be evaluated (pp. 134-150). As such, the survey is comprehensive but very long. The present study determined the reliability of a modified survey given to 404 college students, who ranged in age from 17 to 23 yr. They were randomly select…
Zoos worldwide as settings for psychological research
Zoos as settings for psychological research
Zoos as settings for psychological research
Zoos worldwide as settings for psychological research
Machiavellianism, External Control, and Cognitive Style of American and West German CO-EDS
This study concerned similarities and differences between 59 American and 97 West German co-eds with respect to Machiavellianism, external control, and cognitive style. American and West German co-eds differed in Machiavellian orientation and external control but appeared similar in cognitive style. The discussion revolves around cultural differences, child-rearing practices, socio-economic factors, and cognitive processes as possibly contributin…
Relationship between Machiavellianism, External Control, and Cognitive Style among College Students
This experiment determined relationships between Machiavellianism, locus of control, and cognitive style. 115 subjects, 56 males, 59 females, ages 18 to 21, were selected from Interim students at Texas Lutheran College, Seguin, Texas. The M Mach IV test measured Machiavellian tendencies. The I-E scale measured external attitudes. The Object Sorting Test measured categorizing style and cognitive structure by having subjects divide 50-word represen…
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Relationship between Machiavellianism, External Control, and Cognitive Style among College Students
This experiment determined relationships between Machiavellianism, locus of control, and cognitive style. 115 subjects, 56 males, 59 females, ages 18 to 21, were selected from Interim students at Texas Lutheran College, Seguin, Texas. The M Mach IV test measured Machiavellian tendencies. The I-E scale measured external attitudes. The Object Sorting Test measured categorizing style and cognitive structure by having subjects divide 50-word represen…
Zoos worldwide as settings for psychological research
Zoos as settings for psychological research
Zoos as settings for psychological research
Zoos worldwide as settings for psychological research
Machiavellianism, External Control, and Cognitive Style of American and West German CO-EDS
This study concerned similarities and differences between 59 American and 97 West German co-eds with respect to Machiavellianism, external control, and cognitive style. American and West German co-eds differed in Machiavellian orientation and external control but appeared similar in cognitive style. The discussion revolves around cultural differences, child-rearing practices, socio-economic factors, and cognitive processes as possibly contributin…
Reliability of a Modified Stanford Shyness Survey
Developed by Zimbardo (1977) , the Stanford Shyness Survey ( 1 ) assesscs the individual's degree of shyness and ( 2 ) provides a baseline from which changes resulting from individualized remedial procedures can be evaluated (pp. 134-150). As such, the survey is comprehensive but very long. The present study determined the reliability of a modified survey given to 404 college students, who ranged in age from 17 to 23 yr. They were randomly select…
Shyness and Loneliness among College Men and Women
This study examined the relationship between shyness and loneliness among 157 male and 155 female college students. A modified version of the Stanford Shyness Survey measured shyness, and the UCLA Loneliness Scale assessed loneliness. Correlations between shyness and loneliness were for males .52 and for females .56. These scales may be beneficial in counseling college students
Reliability of a Shyness and Alcohol Survey
The present study showed the Shyness and Alcohol Survey was moderately reliable for 178 college students (69 women, 109 men), aged 17 to 36 yr. The survey had been developed to measure shyness and the extent to which alcohol was used to reduce shyness of college students. Analyses of data suggest possible revisions of this scale
Shyness and alcohol response expectancy hypothesis
Shyness and alcohol response expectancy hypothesis
Shyness, Boredom, and Grade Point Average among College Students
The relations among shyness, boredom, and grade point average were studied with 223 college students during an Interim at Texas Lutheran College. A positive relationship between shyness and boredom was noted for women and an inverse one between boredom and grade point average for men. However, no correlation was found between shyness and grade point average for women or men. As expected, the multiple correlations (.17, .16) were not significant f…
Computer Protective Drawings of Juvenile Offenders and College Freshmen
ammonsscientific.com is your first and best source for all of the information you’re looking for. From general topics to more of what you would expect to find here, ammonsscientific.com has it all. We hope you find what you are searching for
Computer Projective Drawings of Juvenile Offenders and College Freshmen
This study examined the willingness of two diverse groups, 26 juvenile offenders (21 boys, 5 girls) and 26 first-semester college freshmen (12 men and 14 women) to draw on a personal computer. The purpose was to see whether there were differences in what they chose to draw, i.e., themselves (SELF), family (FAMILY), other (OTHER). The analyses indicated no significant differences between the groups in content of drawing
Computer Protective Drawings of Juvenile Offenders and College Freshmen
Psychology (15 works) · Social Psychology (12 works) · Developmental psychology (9 works) · Psychiatry (8 works) · Clinical Psychology (7 works) · Anxiety (6 works) · Applied Psychology (6 works) · Shyness (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Clinical Psychology (5 works)