Alain Morin
Biographic Data
| ID | 5723182 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alain Morin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alain |
| FAMILY NAME | Morin |
| SIGNATURE | MORIN A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Mount Royal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3556-1989 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
L’unité de la conscience de soi et le dualisme remis en cause
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Concurrent Validity and Reliability of Representative Inner Speech Questionnaires
Inner speech is frequently assessed using self-report scales, but their validity is understudied. Uttl et al. (2011) found moderate correlations, perhaps because measures tap into different dimensions of inner speech. We expand on these preliminary results by investigating reliability and concurrent validity of seven inner speech questionnaires in a larger sample. Our results indicate that inner speech questionnaires are reliable but hold moderat…
Ceiling effects make Hughes and Nicholson’s data analyses and conclusions inconclusive
Self-awareness deficits following loss of inner speech
Levels of consciousness and self-awareness
Right hemispheric self-awareness
History of Exposure to Self-Focusing Stimuli as a Developmental Antecedent of Self-Consciousness
The present report investigated the question of how individual differences in self-consciousness develop. Rimé and LeBon proposed that high self-consciousness follows a history of frequent exposure to self-focusing stimuli, i.e., mirrors, audiences, audio and video devices, and cameras. To explore this hypothesis private and public self-consciousness and past exposure to self-focusing stimuli were assessed in 438 subjects. Analysis indicated that…
Preliminary Data on a Relation between Self-Talk and Complexity of the Self-Concept
Recent empirical work in social cognition suggests that in building a self-concept people make inferences about themselves based on overt behavior or private thoughts and feelings. This article addresses the question of how, exactly, people make these inferences about themselves and raises the possibility that they do so through self-talk. It is proposed that the more on talks to oneself to construct a self-image, the more this image will gain co…
Self-Awareness and "Introspective" Private Speech in 6-Year-Old Children
Self-Awareness and “Introspective” Private Speech in 6-Year-Old Children
It has been suggested recently that self-awareness is cognitively mediated by inner speech and that this hypothesis could be tested by using the private speech paradigm. This paper describes a study in which the creation of a state of self-awareness was attempted in children to test the viability of a research strategy based on private speech and used to explore the hypothesis of a link between self-awareness and inner speech, and to test directl…
Gallup's Mirrors
This speculative article comments on Gallup's work on self-recognition and self-awareness in primates. It exposes Gallup's position on the social origin of the self-concept and proposes the existence of “self-representational” processes capable of reproducing internally the social phenomena implicated in the acquisition of self-information. On that basis, the possibility is raised that allowing primates to see themselves in a mirror might provide…
Une critique de l'interactionnisme d'Eccles
Sir J. C. Eccles nous propose dans The Self and Its Brain une théorie ternaire et interactionniste fort controversée dont il avait déjà posé les bases auparavant. La présente réflexion vise l'examen du bien-fondé neuropsychologique des principales thèses de cette théorie, à la lumière de données cliniques récentes dont l'auteur ne semble pas avoir su tirer toutes les conséquences
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Une critique de l'interactionnisme d'Eccles
Sir J. C. Eccles nous propose dans The Self and Its Brain une théorie ternaire et interactionniste fort controversée dont il avait déjà posé les bases auparavant. La présente réflexion vise l'examen du bien-fondé neuropsychologique des principales thèses de cette théorie, à la lumière de données cliniques récentes dont l'auteur ne semble pas avoir su tirer toutes les conséquences
Gallup's Mirrors
This speculative article comments on Gallup's work on self-recognition and self-awareness in primates. It exposes Gallup's position on the social origin of the self-concept and proposes the existence of “self-representational” processes capable of reproducing internally the social phenomena implicated in the acquisition of self-information. On that basis, the possibility is raised that allowing primates to see themselves in a mirror might provide…
Self-Awareness and "Introspective" Private Speech in 6-Year-Old Children
Self-Awareness and “Introspective” Private Speech in 6-Year-Old Children
It has been suggested recently that self-awareness is cognitively mediated by inner speech and that this hypothesis could be tested by using the private speech paradigm. This paper describes a study in which the creation of a state of self-awareness was attempted in children to test the viability of a research strategy based on private speech and used to explore the hypothesis of a link between self-awareness and inner speech, and to test directl…
Preliminary Data on a Relation between Self-Talk and Complexity of the Self-Concept
Recent empirical work in social cognition suggests that in building a self-concept people make inferences about themselves based on overt behavior or private thoughts and feelings. This article addresses the question of how, exactly, people make these inferences about themselves and raises the possibility that they do so through self-talk. It is proposed that the more on talks to oneself to construct a self-image, the more this image will gain co…
History of Exposure to Self-Focusing Stimuli as a Developmental Antecedent of Self-Consciousness
The present report investigated the question of how individual differences in self-consciousness develop. Rimé and LeBon proposed that high self-consciousness follows a history of frequent exposure to self-focusing stimuli, i.e., mirrors, audiences, audio and video devices, and cameras. To explore this hypothesis private and public self-consciousness and past exposure to self-focusing stimuli were assessed in 438 subjects. Analysis indicated that…
Right hemispheric self-awareness
Levels of consciousness and self-awareness
Self-awareness deficits following loss of inner speech
Ceiling effects make Hughes and Nicholson’s data analyses and conclusions inconclusive
Concurrent Validity and Reliability of Representative Inner Speech Questionnaires
Inner speech is frequently assessed using self-report scales, but their validity is understudied. Uttl et al. (2011) found moderate correlations, perhaps because measures tap into different dimensions of inner speech. We expand on these preliminary results by investigating reliability and concurrent validity of seven inner speech questionnaires in a larger sample. Our results indicate that inner speech questionnaires are reliable but hold moderat…
L’unité de la conscience de soi et le dualisme remis en cause
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Psychology (11 works) · Cognitive psychology (10 works) · Social Psychology (10 works) · Self-awareness (7 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Self (5 works) · Consciousness (4 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Action Observation and Synchronization (3 works) · Anxiety, Depression, Psychometrics, Treatment, Cognitive Processes (3 works)