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Gloria Leventhal

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ID5985378
NAMEGloria Leventhal
GIVEN NAMESGloria
FAMILY NAMELeventhal
SIGNATURELEVENTHAL G
AFFILIATIONSWilliam Paterson College
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS11
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT11
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1974
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1991
H-INDEX0
  • Can Innuendos in Headlines Affect Perceptions

    Open Access•Gloria Leventhal, Susan Gray et al.•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1991

    The effects of innuendos in headlines on the memory and attitudes of 67 male and 81 female college students who read simulated news articles were studied. Analysis indicated no main or interactive effect of headlines containing innuendo on memory, rated responsibility of the accused or victim, or on sentencing. Memory and attitudes were affected by identification and stereotyping

  • An Examination of Personal and Situational Factors Which Affect Female Managers and Their Employees

    Gloria Leventhal, Victoria L Garcia•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1991

    This study examined personal characteristics of 19 male and 47 female employees and 38 female bosses, and situational factors which may affect women in management. Variables included sex, age, attitude towards women, years on the job, nature of the job (male-dominated or female-dominated), perceived gender-role of boss, employees' satisfaction with boss, bosses' satisfaction with employees, and job satisfaction. Results indicated (a) male and fem…

  • Can Innuendos in Headlines Affect Perceptions

    Gloria Leventhal•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1991

  • Effect of Subjects' Sex and Sex-Role Attitudes on Real and Perceived Performance Using Gender-Related Stimuli with Traditional and Nontraditional Female Experimenters

    Open Access•Gloria Leventhal, Helene Herbert•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1990

    Actual and perceived performance of male and female college students was investigated using male-oriented and female-oriented words with a “traditional” or a “nontraditional” role-playing female experimenter. Subjects' attitudes toward women, as measured by the Attitudes Towards Women Scale were also considered. On Bem's inventory subjects, especially those with a more traditional attitude, perceived the “nontraditional” experimenter as being mor…

  • Effect of Subjects' Sex and Sex-Role Attitudes on Real and Perceived Performance Using Gender-Related Stimuli With Traditional and Nontraditional Female Experimenters

    Gloria Leventhal•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1990

    Actual and perceived performance of male and female college students was investigated using male-oriented and female-oriented words with a "traditional" or a "nontraditional" role-playing female experimenter. Subjects' attitudes toward women, as measured by the Attitudes Towards Women Scale were also considered. On Bem's inventory subjects, especially those with a more traditional attitude, perceived the "nontraditional" experimenter as being mor…

  • A Descriptive Demographic and Personality Study of Second-Generation Jewish Holocaust Survivors

    Open Access•Gloria Leventhal, Marsha K Ontell•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1989

    This descriptive study was done to identify critical demographic and personality descriptors associated with second generation Jewish Holocaust survivors. Subjects rated Self, Mother, and Father on 34 adjectives from the Adjective Check List deemed relevant for this population. Findings were discussed in terms of developing realistic psychological intervention programs

  • Males' Attitudes towards Women

    Open Access•Gloria Leventhal, Michelle Matturo•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1981

    This study examined males' attitudes towards women's behavior in a real-life situation. In an actual task-oriented confrontation, 16 liberal male students perceived a role-playing feminist confederate to be competent, assertive, and as social as the situation warranted. 16 conservative male students perceived the feminist confederate to be assertive, less social, and not overly competent. Attitudes toward traditional females were not clear-cut

  • Female Criminality

    Open Access•Gloria Leventhal•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1977

    This study examined the idea that the rise in female criminality in America may be a function of recent changes in women's roles and attitudes, as influenced by the Women's Liberation Movement. 25 female criminals and 25 non-criminals were given the Attitude Towards Women Scale, Open Subordination to Women Scale, and Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory Mf Scale. Analysis indicated that female criminals perceived themselves as being less t…

  • Physical Attractiveness and Severity of Sentencing

    Open Access•Gloria Leventhal, Ronald Krate•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1977

    The present study examined the relationship between the defendants' physical attractiveness and assigned length of sentencing. Two independent samples of 96 subjects each (24 white males, 24 white females, 24 black males, and 24 black females) were used, one for assigning sentences (in years and months) and one for rating physical attractiveness (on a 1—7 scale). The defendants were 6 white males, 6 white females, 6 black males, and 6 black femal…

  • The Sex Variable in the Intrusion of Personal Space

    Kristina A Krail, Gloria Leventhal•ARTICLE•Sociometry•1976

  • Self-Perceived Transformation of Negro-to-Black Identity

    Open Access•Ronald Krate, Gloria Leventhal et al.•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1974

    To examine changes in self-perceptions, 25 male and 25 female low-income, black college students rated personal statements in accordance with how they (a) retrospectively viewed themselves (4 and 2 yr. ago), (b) presently view themselves, and (c) projectively will view themselves. Responses showed a significant transition away from a past Negro to a present and future black identity (χ 2 = 97.89, df = 9, p < .001). Social and cultural forces over…

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  • Self-Perceived Transformation of Negro-to-Black Identity

    Open Access•Ronald Krate, Gloria Leventhal et al.•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1974

    To examine changes in self-perceptions, 25 male and 25 female low-income, black college students rated personal statements in accordance with how they (a) retrospectively viewed themselves (4 and 2 yr. ago), (b) presently view themselves, and (c) projectively will view themselves. Responses showed a significant transition away from a past Negro to a present and future black identity (χ 2 = 97.89, df = 9, p < .001). Social and cultural forces over…

  • The Sex Variable in the Intrusion of Personal Space

    Kristina A Krail, Gloria Leventhal•ARTICLE•Sociometry•1976

  • Female Criminality

    Open Access•Gloria Leventhal•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1977

    This study examined the idea that the rise in female criminality in America may be a function of recent changes in women's roles and attitudes, as influenced by the Women's Liberation Movement. 25 female criminals and 25 non-criminals were given the Attitude Towards Women Scale, Open Subordination to Women Scale, and Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory Mf Scale. Analysis indicated that female criminals perceived themselves as being less t…

  • Physical Attractiveness and Severity of Sentencing

    Open Access•Gloria Leventhal, Ronald Krate•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1977

    The present study examined the relationship between the defendants' physical attractiveness and assigned length of sentencing. Two independent samples of 96 subjects each (24 white males, 24 white females, 24 black males, and 24 black females) were used, one for assigning sentences (in years and months) and one for rating physical attractiveness (on a 1—7 scale). The defendants were 6 white males, 6 white females, 6 black males, and 6 black femal…

  • Males' Attitudes towards Women

    Open Access•Gloria Leventhal, Michelle Matturo•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1981

    This study examined males' attitudes towards women's behavior in a real-life situation. In an actual task-oriented confrontation, 16 liberal male students perceived a role-playing feminist confederate to be competent, assertive, and as social as the situation warranted. 16 conservative male students perceived the feminist confederate to be assertive, less social, and not overly competent. Attitudes toward traditional females were not clear-cut

  • A Descriptive Demographic and Personality Study of Second-Generation Jewish Holocaust Survivors

    Open Access•Gloria Leventhal, Marsha K Ontell•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1989

    This descriptive study was done to identify critical demographic and personality descriptors associated with second generation Jewish Holocaust survivors. Subjects rated Self, Mother, and Father on 34 adjectives from the Adjective Check List deemed relevant for this population. Findings were discussed in terms of developing realistic psychological intervention programs

  • Effect of Subjects' Sex and Sex-Role Attitudes on Real and Perceived Performance Using Gender-Related Stimuli with Traditional and Nontraditional Female Experimenters

    Open Access•Gloria Leventhal, Helene Herbert•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1990

    Actual and perceived performance of male and female college students was investigated using male-oriented and female-oriented words with a “traditional” or a “nontraditional” role-playing female experimenter. Subjects' attitudes toward women, as measured by the Attitudes Towards Women Scale were also considered. On Bem's inventory subjects, especially those with a more traditional attitude, perceived the “nontraditional” experimenter as being mor…

  • Effect of Subjects' Sex and Sex-Role Attitudes on Real and Perceived Performance Using Gender-Related Stimuli With Traditional and Nontraditional Female Experimenters

    Gloria Leventhal•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1990

    Actual and perceived performance of male and female college students was investigated using male-oriented and female-oriented words with a "traditional" or a "nontraditional" role-playing female experimenter. Subjects' attitudes toward women, as measured by the Attitudes Towards Women Scale were also considered. On Bem's inventory subjects, especially those with a more traditional attitude, perceived the "nontraditional" experimenter as being mor…

  • Can Innuendos in Headlines Affect Perceptions

    Open Access•Gloria Leventhal, Susan Gray et al.•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1991

    The effects of innuendos in headlines on the memory and attitudes of 67 male and 81 female college students who read simulated news articles were studied. Analysis indicated no main or interactive effect of headlines containing innuendo on memory, rated responsibility of the accused or victim, or on sentencing. Memory and attitudes were affected by identification and stereotyping

  • An Examination of Personal and Situational Factors Which Affect Female Managers and Their Employees

    Gloria Leventhal, Victoria L Garcia•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1991

    This study examined personal characteristics of 19 male and 47 female employees and 38 female bosses, and situational factors which may affect women in management. Variables included sex, age, attitude towards women, years on the job, nature of the job (male-dominated or female-dominated), perceived gender-role of boss, employees' satisfaction with boss, bosses' satisfaction with employees, and job satisfaction. Results indicated (a) male and fem…

  • Can Innuendos in Headlines Affect Perceptions

    Gloria Leventhal•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1991

Psychology (11 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works) · Perception (4 works) · Affect (linguistics (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Gender Diversity and Inequality (3 works) · Gender Roles and Identity Studies (3 works)

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