Patricia Néve
Biographic Data
| ID | 6027176 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patricia Néve |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patricia |
| FAMILY NAME | Néve |
| SIGNATURE | NEVE P |
| AFFILIATIONS | École Pratique des Hautes Études |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
A propos du béhaviorisme: Techniques disciplinaires, normalisation et pouvoir
Domination et langage
Haroche Claudine, Neve Patricia. Domination et langage. In: Langage et societe, supplement au n°9, 1979. Societes dominees, pratiques langagieres dominees et strategies alternatives. pp. 24-25
Studies in social influence: II. Instrumental and symbolic influence
In this article we have dealt with a critical analysis pertaining to the notion of the informational influence. We hereby show that in every inter‐actionary situation, the judgments emitted by the source (influence agent) appear to contain informations on the judged objects from their elementary content and, at the same time, from their organisation, like indications on the source itself, on its purpose. In this manner, we have come to distinguis…
Studies on polarization of judgments: III. Majorities, minorities and social judgments
Studies in social influence: I. Those absent are in the right: Convergence and polarization of answers in the course of a social interaction
The theories of social influence assert that: a) the existing dependence on the source of influence and hence the presence of the latter, is the cause of the above changes, b) the effective qualities of the stimulus or those which are attributed to it ‐ ambiguity, clarity and certitude, etc., ‐ can be seen in the divergence or convergence of the estimations made on the stimulus have an independent effect from the relations which exist between thi…
Studies in social influence: I. Those absent are in the right: Convergence and polarization of answers in the course of a social interaction
The theories of social influence assert that: a) the existing dependence on the source of influence and hence the presence of the latter, is the cause of the above changes, b) the effective qualities of the stimulus or those which are attributed to it ‐ ambiguity, clarity and certitude, etc., ‐ can be seen in the divergence or convergence of the estimations made on the stimulus have an independent effect from the relations which exist between thi…
Studies in social influence: II. Instrumental and symbolic influence
In this article we have dealt with a critical analysis pertaining to the notion of the informational influence. We hereby show that in every inter‐actionary situation, the judgments emitted by the source (influence agent) appear to contain informations on the judged objects from their elementary content and, at the same time, from their organisation, like indications on the source itself, on its purpose. In this manner, we have come to distinguis…
Studies on polarization of judgments: III. Majorities, minorities and social judgments
Studies in social influence: I. Those absent are in the right: Convergence and polarization of answers in the course of a social interaction
The theories of social influence assert that: a) the existing dependence on the source of influence and hence the presence of the latter, is the cause of the above changes, b) the effective qualities of the stimulus or those which are attributed to it ‐ ambiguity, clarity and certitude, etc., ‐ can be seen in the divergence or convergence of the estimations made on the stimulus have an independent effect from the relations which exist between thi…
Studies in social influence: II. Instrumental and symbolic influence
In this article we have dealt with a critical analysis pertaining to the notion of the informational influence. We hereby show that in every inter‐actionary situation, the judgments emitted by the source (influence agent) appear to contain informations on the judged objects from their elementary content and, at the same time, from their organisation, like indications on the source itself, on its purpose. In this manner, we have come to distinguis…
Studies on polarization of judgments: III. Majorities, minorities and social judgments
Domination et langage
Haroche Claudine, Neve Patricia. Domination et langage. In: Langage et societe, supplement au n°9, 1979. Societes dominees, pratiques langagieres dominees et strategies alternatives. pp. 24-25
A propos du béhaviorisme: Techniques disciplinaires, normalisation et pouvoir
Psychology (3 works) · Cognitive psychology (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Opinion Dynamics and Social Influence (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Polarization (electrochemistry) (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works) · Ambiguity (1 works)