James D Papsdorf
Biographic Data
| ID | 5837150 |
|---|---|
| NAME | James D Papsdorf |
| GIVEN NAMES | James D |
| FAMILY NAME | Papsdorf |
| SIGNATURE | PAPSDORF J D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Michigan |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Cognitive Belief Systems and Their Persistence
It is a basic tenet of rational emotive and other cognitive restructuring psychotherapies that irrational belief systems are relatively stable constructs. The present study investigated this premise by examining the 10-wk. test-retest reliability of the Rational Behavior Inventory, a well-documented measure of irrational beliefs, employing a sample of 74 undergraduates. Correlations between scores for the first and second administrations of the i…
Discriminant and Concurrent Validity of Two Commonly Used Measures of Test Anxiety
For each of two groups of 34 and 71 undergraduate college students respectively categorized as clinically test anxious (CTA sample) and as non-test anxious (NTA sample), evidence was sought regarding the discriminant validity and the concurrent validity of each of two measures—the 20-item self-report Test Anxiety Inventory (TAI) and the 8-item behavior analogue measure of test-taking performance entitled Anagram Solution Task. Normative informati…
Discriminant Validity of the Rational Behavior Inventory with Respect to Social Desirability
The clinical theory of rational-emotive therapy suggests that various forms of neurosis are characterized by specific patterns of irrational th~nking (2 ) . This position is supported by recent investigations which employed the Rational Behavior Inventory ( 4 ) as a measure of irrational belief system; strong associations were found between irrationality and various indices of psychopathology such as test, sute and trait anxiety, depression, a mo…
Normative Data of the Rational Behavior Inventory
Concurrent Validity of the Rational Behavior Inventory
In a correlational study of the premise that irrational beliefs are associated with psychopathology, greater levels of irrationality were significantly correlated with increased levels of state and trait anxiety, depression, and an external locus of control for 102 university undergraduates
Religious Orthodoxy and Rational Thinking
Relationship between Irrationality and Sexual Arousability
Cognitive therapies aimed at the alleviation of sexual dysfunctioning or deficits in arousal are often based on the premise that irrational self-statements and unrealistic belief systems inhibit one's capacity for sexual enjoyment (1, 2). In a test of this hypothesis the Sexual Arousal Inventory, a measure of females' sexual arousability (3), and the Rational Behavior Inventory, a measure of the rationality of one's personal belief systems (4) as…
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Normative Data of the Rational Behavior Inventory
Concurrent Validity of the Rational Behavior Inventory
In a correlational study of the premise that irrational beliefs are associated with psychopathology, greater levels of irrationality were significantly correlated with increased levels of state and trait anxiety, depression, and an external locus of control for 102 university undergraduates
Religious Orthodoxy and Rational Thinking
Relationship between Irrationality and Sexual Arousability
Cognitive therapies aimed at the alleviation of sexual dysfunctioning or deficits in arousal are often based on the premise that irrational self-statements and unrealistic belief systems inhibit one's capacity for sexual enjoyment (1, 2). In a test of this hypothesis the Sexual Arousal Inventory, a measure of females' sexual arousability (3), and the Rational Behavior Inventory, a measure of the rationality of one's personal belief systems (4) as…
Discriminant and Concurrent Validity of Two Commonly Used Measures of Test Anxiety
For each of two groups of 34 and 71 undergraduate college students respectively categorized as clinically test anxious (CTA sample) and as non-test anxious (NTA sample), evidence was sought regarding the discriminant validity and the concurrent validity of each of two measures—the 20-item self-report Test Anxiety Inventory (TAI) and the 8-item behavior analogue measure of test-taking performance entitled Anagram Solution Task. Normative informati…
Discriminant Validity of the Rational Behavior Inventory with Respect to Social Desirability
The clinical theory of rational-emotive therapy suggests that various forms of neurosis are characterized by specific patterns of irrational th~nking (2 ) . This position is supported by recent investigations which employed the Rational Behavior Inventory ( 4 ) as a measure of irrational belief system; strong associations were found between irrationality and various indices of psychopathology such as test, sute and trait anxiety, depression, a mo…
Cognitive Belief Systems and Their Persistence
It is a basic tenet of rational emotive and other cognitive restructuring psychotherapies that irrational belief systems are relatively stable constructs. The present study investigated this premise by examining the 10-wk. test-retest reliability of the Rational Behavior Inventory, a well-documented measure of irrational beliefs, employing a sample of 74 undergraduates. Correlations between scores for the first and second administrations of the i…
Psychology (7 works) · Clinical Psychology (5 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works) · Psychological Treatments and Assessments (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Irrational number (3 works) · Mathematics (3 works) · Premise (3 works)