Paul R Robbins
Biographic Data
| ID | 5878608 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paul R Robbins |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paul R |
| FAMILY NAME | Robbins |
| SIGNATURE | ROBBINS P R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Silver Spring, Maryland |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Depressed Mood and Early Memories
The study concerns the relation of scores on the Beck Depression Inventory and reports of memories for (a) the first three years of life and (b) ages 4 to 6 for a sample of 208 university undergraduates. While there was a tendency for the entire sample to characterize early memories as pleasant as opposed to unpleasant, no correlation was found between Beck scores and the tendency to characterize early memories as unpleasant
Stress, Coping Techniques, and Depressed Affect
The study investigated relations between perceived stress, coping techniques, and scores on the Beck Depression Inventory for a sample of 84 undergraduates. Using Beck Depression scores as the dependent variable, analyses of variance showed significant effects for stress and three of seven coping techniques assessed: escape, dysfunctional behavior, and use of the professional health care system. Interactions of stress x dysfunctional behavior and…
Stress, Coping Techniques, and Depressed Affect
The study investigated relations between perceived stress, coping techniques, and scores on the Beck Depression Inventory for a sample of 84 undergraduates. Using Beck Depression scores as the dependent variable, analyses of variance showed significant effects for stress and three of seven coping techniques assessed: escape, dysfunctional behavior, and use of the professional health care system. Interactions of stress × dysfunctional behavior and…
Gender Differences in the Attribution of Causes for Depressed Feelings
Gender Differences in the Attribution of Causes for Depressed Feelings
30 male and 32 female undergraduates were asked to report over a 10-day period whether they had felt depressed and, if yes, what was causing their depressed feelings. As predicted from a sex-role framework, the men were more likely than the women to attribute the cause to academic concerns while the women were more likely than the men to attribute the cause to problems in interpersonal relationships
Anxiety and dream symbolism
The present study replicates and extends previous findings of a relation between anxiety level and the use of dream symbolism Anxiety, assessed by self‐reports over a ten‐day period, was positively related to the use of sexual symbolism identified from dream reports obtained over the same period The appearance of symbolic dreams, however, was not preceded by elevated levels of anxiety A positive relation was uncovered between the measure of anxie…
Sex differences in problems related to depression
Psychological Correlates of Marijuana Use
The study was concerned with social and emotional correlates of marijuana use. 85 undergraduate students were given a structured diary to fill out nightly for 1 wk. 24 Ss reporting use of marijuana during this period were compared in terms of (1) the days they used and did not use the drug and (2) with the group of 61 nonusers. While most comparisons showed only a small difference, there was a tendency for marijuana users to more frequently repor…
An Approach to Measuring Psychological Tensions by Means of Dream Associations
The paper describes an approach to measuring areas of psychological tension, which utilizes certain types of associations to dreams as basic data. These are incidents in Ss' past which were suggested by the dream. Ss' rate these associations on a checklist of statements. High scores are presumed to indicate high levels of current tension. An exploratory investigation was carried out on 32 college students to study the feasibility of the method. S…
Level of anxiety, interference proneness, and defensive reactions to fear-arousing information1
An Application of the Method of Successive Intervals to the Study of Fear-Arousing Information
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Self-Reports of Reactions to Fear-Arousing Information
An Application of the Method of Successive Intervals to the Study of Fear-Arousing Information
Self-Reports of Reactions to Fear-Arousing Information
The Social Meaning of Mental Illness
The Social Meaning of Mental Illness
An Application of the Method of Successive Intervals to the Study of Fear-Arousing Information
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Self-Reports of Reactions to Fear-Arousing Information
An Application of the Method of Successive Intervals to the Study of Fear-Arousing Information
Self-Reports of Reactions to Fear-Arousing Information
Level of anxiety, interference proneness, and defensive reactions to fear-arousing information1
An Approach to Measuring Psychological Tensions by Means of Dream Associations
The paper describes an approach to measuring areas of psychological tension, which utilizes certain types of associations to dreams as basic data. These are incidents in Ss' past which were suggested by the dream. Ss' rate these associations on a checklist of statements. High scores are presumed to indicate high levels of current tension. An exploratory investigation was carried out on 32 college students to study the feasibility of the method. S…
Psychological Correlates of Marijuana Use
The study was concerned with social and emotional correlates of marijuana use. 85 undergraduate students were given a structured diary to fill out nightly for 1 wk. 24 Ss reporting use of marijuana during this period were compared in terms of (1) the days they used and did not use the drug and (2) with the group of 61 nonusers. While most comparisons showed only a small difference, there was a tendency for marijuana users to more frequently repor…
Sex differences in problems related to depression
Anxiety and dream symbolism
The present study replicates and extends previous findings of a relation between anxiety level and the use of dream symbolism Anxiety, assessed by self‐reports over a ten‐day period, was positively related to the use of sexual symbolism identified from dream reports obtained over the same period The appearance of symbolic dreams, however, was not preceded by elevated levels of anxiety A positive relation was uncovered between the measure of anxie…
Gender Differences in the Attribution of Causes for Depressed Feelings
Gender Differences in the Attribution of Causes for Depressed Feelings
30 male and 32 female undergraduates were asked to report over a 10-day period whether they had felt depressed and, if yes, what was causing their depressed feelings. As predicted from a sex-role framework, the men were more likely than the women to attribute the cause to academic concerns while the women were more likely than the men to attribute the cause to problems in interpersonal relationships
Stress, Coping Techniques, and Depressed Affect
The study investigated relations between perceived stress, coping techniques, and scores on the Beck Depression Inventory for a sample of 84 undergraduates. Using Beck Depression scores as the dependent variable, analyses of variance showed significant effects for stress and three of seven coping techniques assessed: escape, dysfunctional behavior, and use of the professional health care system. Interactions of stress x dysfunctional behavior and…
Stress, Coping Techniques, and Depressed Affect
The study investigated relations between perceived stress, coping techniques, and scores on the Beck Depression Inventory for a sample of 84 undergraduates. Using Beck Depression scores as the dependent variable, analyses of variance showed significant effects for stress and three of seven coping techniques assessed: escape, dysfunctional behavior, and use of the professional health care system. Interactions of stress × dysfunctional behavior and…
Depressed Mood and Early Memories
The study concerns the relation of scores on the Beck Depression Inventory and reports of memories for (a) the first three years of life and (b) ages 4 to 6 for a sample of 208 university undergraduates. While there was a tendency for the entire sample to characterize early memories as pleasant as opposed to unpleasant, no correlation was found between Beck scores and the tendency to characterize early memories as unpleasant
Psychology (15 works) · Clinical Psychology (10 works) · Social Psychology (10 works) · Clinical Psychology (9 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Psychiatry (7 works) · Anxiety (6 works) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (5 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works) · Beck Depression Inventory (4 works)