WILLIAM S Kogan
Biographic Data
| ID | 5538450 |
|---|---|
| NAME | WILLIAM S Kogan |
| GIVEN NAMES | WILLIAM S |
| FAMILY NAME | Kogan |
| SIGNATURE | KOGAN W S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Veterans Administration Hospital, Seattle |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1948 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Impact of Integration of Mental Health Service and Comprehensive Medical Care
Effect of the introduction of mental health services into a comprehensive prepaid medical care facility was studied. The subjects were two independent subsamples of all individuals seen in the mental health service for the first time in 1967, and two comparison groups not seen in the mental health service. Data consisted of medical visits from 1962 through 1969 and mental health visits from 1967 through 1969. Insufficient support was found for th…
Exploration of Factors Influencing Physician Decisions To Refer Patients for Mental Health Service
Research Fellow, Health Resources Study Center, University of Washington Presently, Resident in Psychiatry, University of Washington School of Medicine. †Staff Psychologist, Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound; Clinical Associate Professor, Dept. of Psychiatry, University of Washington School of Medicine
A resident cycle and patient reactions
Factor Analysis Of Individual Social Desirability Scale Values
A general social desirability factor emerged at the second-order level when a set of individual social desirability scale values were correlated between subjects (i.e., across items) and factor analysed. However, no such general factor emerged at the second-order level when the individual judgments were correlated between items (i.e., across subjects)
A Factor Analysis Of Individual Social Desirability Scale Values
The factorial structure of individual judgments of social desirability scale value (SDSV) was studied by factor analyzing a 112 (college students) by 100 (MMPI items) data matrix of individual judgments of SDSV in two ways. One analysis was factoring by item (R technique) while the second analysis was factoring by subject (Q technique). A large general SD factor appeared when subject intercorrelations were factored, but no such general factor was…
The Effect Of Group Psychotherapy On Interpersonal Perceptions Of Psychiatric Patients
Matched groups of psychiatric patients were randomly assigned either to small group psychotherapy or to a control condition. The Revised Inter- personal Check List was administered three times (zero, three, and six weeks from the time therapy began) with five instructional sets (I am, Most People are, etc.). The results were first factor analyzed by item in accordance with a model developed by Horst (1963), then factor scores were computed, and f…
Social Desirability in Individual Performance on Thirteen Mmpi Scales
The degree to which individual subjects tend to give socially desirable responses in self‐description on each of thirteen MMPI scales was determined by computing, for each subject, a point–biserial correlation between his true/false responses and the social desirability (SD) scale values of the items. The results indicated that, on the average, from 10% to 20% of the variance in individual self‐descriptions was associated with SD scale values. In…
Semantic Problems in Evaluating a Specificity Hypothesis in Psychophysiologic Relations
Grace and Graham's formulation of the correlation of “attitude” and “symptom” is briefly stated. Reference is made to the methodologic weakness in objectification and quantification on the psychologic side of the formulation. In a study of the discreteness of the attitudes, naïve judges behaved in such a way as to suggest that the attitudes are not discrete--rather, they fall into families or clusters. The relation between the clusters or familie…
Differential Responding to Items with High and Low Social Desirability Scale Values
An Analysis of Various Methods for Deriving the Social Desirability Score
Seven methods of deriving the social desirability (SD) score for the Interpersonal Check List were evaluated by examining their intercorrelations, their correlations with five MMPI SD measures, and their ability to detect Ss instructed to fake SD responses. The results indicated that SD Scores discriminated SD fakers about equally well, that SD Scores based only on the tendency to endorse socially desirable items correlated least with MMPI SD mea…
Development of a Multiple Schedule Baseline Technique
Favorability, Unfavorability, and Content Considerations in SD Scales
I. Objectification in Rorschach Interpretation
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I. Objectification in Rorschach Interpretation
Development of a Multiple Schedule Baseline Technique
Favorability, Unfavorability, and Content Considerations in SD Scales
Differential Responding to Items with High and Low Social Desirability Scale Values
An Analysis of Various Methods for Deriving the Social Desirability Score
Seven methods of deriving the social desirability (SD) score for the Interpersonal Check List were evaluated by examining their intercorrelations, their correlations with five MMPI SD measures, and their ability to detect Ss instructed to fake SD responses. The results indicated that SD Scores discriminated SD fakers about equally well, that SD Scores based only on the tendency to endorse socially desirable items correlated least with MMPI SD mea…
Semantic Problems in Evaluating a Specificity Hypothesis in Psychophysiologic Relations
Grace and Graham's formulation of the correlation of “attitude” and “symptom” is briefly stated. Reference is made to the methodologic weakness in objectification and quantification on the psychologic side of the formulation. In a study of the discreteness of the attitudes, naïve judges behaved in such a way as to suggest that the attitudes are not discrete--rather, they fall into families or clusters. The relation between the clusters or familie…
A Factor Analysis Of Individual Social Desirability Scale Values
The factorial structure of individual judgments of social desirability scale value (SDSV) was studied by factor analyzing a 112 (college students) by 100 (MMPI items) data matrix of individual judgments of SDSV in two ways. One analysis was factoring by item (R technique) while the second analysis was factoring by subject (Q technique). A large general SD factor appeared when subject intercorrelations were factored, but no such general factor was…
The Effect Of Group Psychotherapy On Interpersonal Perceptions Of Psychiatric Patients
Matched groups of psychiatric patients were randomly assigned either to small group psychotherapy or to a control condition. The Revised Inter- personal Check List was administered three times (zero, three, and six weeks from the time therapy began) with five instructional sets (I am, Most People are, etc.). The results were first factor analyzed by item in accordance with a model developed by Horst (1963), then factor scores were computed, and f…
Social Desirability in Individual Performance on Thirteen Mmpi Scales
The degree to which individual subjects tend to give socially desirable responses in self‐description on each of thirteen MMPI scales was determined by computing, for each subject, a point–biserial correlation between his true/false responses and the social desirability (SD) scale values of the items. The results indicated that, on the average, from 10% to 20% of the variance in individual self‐descriptions was associated with SD scale values. In…
Factor Analysis Of Individual Social Desirability Scale Values
A general social desirability factor emerged at the second-order level when a set of individual social desirability scale values were correlated between subjects (i.e., across items) and factor analysed. However, no such general factor emerged at the second-order level when the individual judgments were correlated between items (i.e., across subjects)
A resident cycle and patient reactions
Exploration of Factors Influencing Physician Decisions To Refer Patients for Mental Health Service
Research Fellow, Health Resources Study Center, University of Washington Presently, Resident in Psychiatry, University of Washington School of Medicine. †Staff Psychologist, Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound; Clinical Associate Professor, Dept. of Psychiatry, University of Washington School of Medicine
Impact of Integration of Mental Health Service and Comprehensive Medical Care
Effect of the introduction of mental health services into a comprehensive prepaid medical care facility was studied. The subjects were two independent subsamples of all individuals seen in the mental health service for the first time in 1967, and two comparison groups not seen in the mental health service. Data consisted of medical visits from 1962 through 1969 and mental health visits from 1967 through 1969. Insufficient support was found for th…
Psychology (12 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Social desirability (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Mathematics (4 works) · Factor (programming language) (3 works) · Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (3 works) · Personality (3 works) · Scale (ratio) (3 works)