Олег Леонидович Чернозуб
Biographic Data
| ID | 6802116 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Олег Леонидович Чернозуб |
| GIVEN NAMES | Олег Леонидович |
| FAMILY NAME | Чернозуб |
| SIGNATURE | ЧЕРНОЗУБ О Л |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Sociology |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5689-8719 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Do indirect measures of attitudes improve our predictions of behavior? Evaluating and explaining the predictive validity of Gata
The generalization of the results accumulated to date has shown that the implicit measures of attitudes (some even suggest defining them with a less pretentious term “indirect”) show a disappointingly weak predictive potential in relation to real behavior. Thus, the predictive validity of the Graphical Association Test of Attitude (GATA), which also claims to be an indirect method, has been questioned. To check this assumption, we analyzed the re…
Graphic associative test of attitudes as a convenient implicit measurement tool for mass polls
Several latest elections and referendums were marked by the dramatic failure of electoral forecasts based on mass polls. To respond to the dissatisfaction of the public and politicians, alternative approaches like prediction markets, Implicit Attitude Test (IAT), expectationbased forecasts and so on were developed. IAT proves to be one of the most efficient ways to enrich the forecasting models and improve their accuracy. The problem is that the …
The two-component model of behavior factors: The phenomenon of anticipatory engagement of a situationally dominant factor
One of the debatable issues in the theory of social action is the interaction of explicit and implicit factors in their influence on human behavior. The ‘parallel’ influence models oppose the ‘sequential’ models. The former argue that one factor determines another, and the last one influences behavior. The latter argue that factors are of an independent nature and affect behavior each in their own way. In practical terms, agreeing with one of the…
The two-component model of behavior factors: Evidences of orthogonality of explicit and implicit factors
There is a growing understanding in social sciences that even purposeful human behavior cannot be fully explained by rational motives. The behavioral economy developed a program for studying economic behavior considering more factors than the blind pursuit of ones benefit. In social psychology, the theory of two groups of factors that influence human behavior has been developed: explicit factors are determined mainly by conceptual thinking, while…
Theory of (Un)Planned Behavior? How our behavioral predictions suffer from “unplanned” actions
An influential model in micro-sociology, the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) provides one of the most popular instruments for the prediction of social actions. Its focal point is the assumption that intentions are obligatory mediators between initial behavioral factors and corresponding actions. If some people break their intentions, TPB interprets this as those intentions have been “inflated” under the pressure of external factors. TPB does not…
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The two-component model of behavior factors: The phenomenon of anticipatory engagement of a situationally dominant factor
One of the debatable issues in the theory of social action is the interaction of explicit and implicit factors in their influence on human behavior. The ‘parallel’ influence models oppose the ‘sequential’ models. The former argue that one factor determines another, and the last one influences behavior. The latter argue that factors are of an independent nature and affect behavior each in their own way. In practical terms, agreeing with one of the…
The two-component model of behavior factors: Evidences of orthogonality of explicit and implicit factors
There is a growing understanding in social sciences that even purposeful human behavior cannot be fully explained by rational motives. The behavioral economy developed a program for studying economic behavior considering more factors than the blind pursuit of ones benefit. In social psychology, the theory of two groups of factors that influence human behavior has been developed: explicit factors are determined mainly by conceptual thinking, while…
Theory of (Un)Planned Behavior? How our behavioral predictions suffer from “unplanned” actions
An influential model in micro-sociology, the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) provides one of the most popular instruments for the prediction of social actions. Its focal point is the assumption that intentions are obligatory mediators between initial behavioral factors and corresponding actions. If some people break their intentions, TPB interprets this as those intentions have been “inflated” under the pressure of external factors. TPB does not…
Graphic associative test of attitudes as a convenient implicit measurement tool for mass polls
Several latest elections and referendums were marked by the dramatic failure of electoral forecasts based on mass polls. To respond to the dissatisfaction of the public and politicians, alternative approaches like prediction markets, Implicit Attitude Test (IAT), expectationbased forecasts and so on were developed. IAT proves to be one of the most efficient ways to enrich the forecasting models and improve their accuracy. The problem is that the …
Do indirect measures of attitudes improve our predictions of behavior? Evaluating and explaining the predictive validity of Gata
The generalization of the results accumulated to date has shown that the implicit measures of attitudes (some even suggest defining them with a less pretentious term “indirect”) show a disappointingly weak predictive potential in relation to real behavior. Thus, the predictive validity of the Graphical Association Test of Attitude (GATA), which also claims to be an indirect method, has been questioned. To check this assumption, we analyzed the re…
Psychology (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Cognitive psychology (3 works) · Cultural Differences and Values (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Social and Intergroup Psychology (3 works) · Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia (3 works) · Ideology (2 works) · Mathematics (2 works)