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Robert F McClure

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ID7118072
NAMERobert F McClure
GIVEN NAMESRobert F
FAMILY NAMEMcClure
SIGNATUREMCCLURE R F
AFFILIATIONSThe University of Texas at Tyler
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS9
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR9
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1968
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2002
H-INDEX0
  • Differential Analysis of Social Security Disability and Vocational Rehabilitation Applicants

    Open Access•Robert F McClure•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•2002

    An effort was made to differentiate the characteristics of clients who applied for Social Security Disability from those who applied for Vocational Rehabilitation. Psychological, diagnostic, intellectual, academic ability differences, and demographic factors of sex, age, and race between social security disability applicants and vocational rehabilitation applicants were examined. The latter were more intelligent and had higher academic functionin…

  • Differential Analysis of Social Security Disability and Vocational Rehabilitation Applicants

    Robert F McClure•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•2002

  • Do Students Studying Therapy Have More Problems

    Robert F McClure•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1999

    This study examined several questions on whether graduate students studying therapy reported more personal counseling or traumas than other students. The 66 students studying therapy did not report significantly different experiences or attitudes than 52 students in other areas, indicating that they did not seem to have more emotional problems or traumas than others

  • Videogame Playing and Psychopathology

    Open Access•Robert F McClure, Frederick Mears et al.•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1986

    The popular press has suggested that video games may cause psychopathology. This study examined the relationship of videogame playing and several psychopathologies. This study found that high-rate videogame playing was not related to neuroticism, several measures of conduct disorders or other measures of pathology measured in this study. Frequent videogame players do not act out more often or have more drug- or school-related problems than infreq…

  • Video Game Players

    Open Access•Robert F McClure, Frederick Mears et al.•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1984

    This study examined some personality characteristics and demographic variables of frequent video game users. A survey of video-game-playing attitudes, personality characteristics, and entertainment choices of high school teenagers was made. Frequent video-game players were young, male, and liked competitive activities, such as playing sports. They were bright and liked challenges and science fiction movies. Infrequent players tended to be older, …

  • Towards Quick Identification of Students with Problems

    Open Access•Robert F McClure•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1978

    This study tested simple screening devices for university students to predict use of a counseling center, being on academic probation, or having problems with the police. This information could be helpful in counseling programs

  • Multivariate Discrimination of Students' Problem Behaviors

    Open Access•Robert F McClure•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1974

    This study identified personality differences among 3 groups of students who went for extensive personal counseling, who received disciplinary punishment from the dean of students, and who withdrew from school during the first semester; and 3 groups of matched controls who received no counseling, no discipline, and were still in school, respectively. Multiple discriminant analysis identified significant personality differences between counseled S…

  • Birth Order and School Related Attitudes

    Open Access•Robert F McClure•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1969

    Birth order was used as a predictor of college attendance, academic performance, and conscious attitudes of 173 students. First borns attended college more than expected, but their grades were not better than those of later borns, not was birth order reflected in conscious attitudes toward academic or social interests

  • Reinforcement of Verbal Social Behavior in Moderately Retarded Children

    Open Access•Robert F McClure•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1968

    Operant conditioning techniques were used to study talking behavior of retarded peers. A design using concurrent verbal and nonverbal operants was devised to test several hypotheses. Verbal social responding increased in a group with contingent reinforcement and verbal instructions about the reinforcement contingency but not in groups with either condition alone

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  • Reinforcement of Verbal Social Behavior in Moderately Retarded Children

    Open Access•Robert F McClure•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1968

    Operant conditioning techniques were used to study talking behavior of retarded peers. A design using concurrent verbal and nonverbal operants was devised to test several hypotheses. Verbal social responding increased in a group with contingent reinforcement and verbal instructions about the reinforcement contingency but not in groups with either condition alone

  • Birth Order and School Related Attitudes

    Open Access•Robert F McClure•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1969

    Birth order was used as a predictor of college attendance, academic performance, and conscious attitudes of 173 students. First borns attended college more than expected, but their grades were not better than those of later borns, not was birth order reflected in conscious attitudes toward academic or social interests

  • Multivariate Discrimination of Students' Problem Behaviors

    Open Access•Robert F McClure•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1974

    This study identified personality differences among 3 groups of students who went for extensive personal counseling, who received disciplinary punishment from the dean of students, and who withdrew from school during the first semester; and 3 groups of matched controls who received no counseling, no discipline, and were still in school, respectively. Multiple discriminant analysis identified significant personality differences between counseled S…

  • Towards Quick Identification of Students with Problems

    Open Access•Robert F McClure•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1978

    This study tested simple screening devices for university students to predict use of a counseling center, being on academic probation, or having problems with the police. This information could be helpful in counseling programs

  • Video Game Players

    Open Access•Robert F McClure, Frederick Mears et al.•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1984

    This study examined some personality characteristics and demographic variables of frequent video game users. A survey of video-game-playing attitudes, personality characteristics, and entertainment choices of high school teenagers was made. Frequent video-game players were young, male, and liked competitive activities, such as playing sports. They were bright and liked challenges and science fiction movies. Infrequent players tended to be older, …

  • Videogame Playing and Psychopathology

    Open Access•Robert F McClure, Frederick Mears et al.•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1986

    The popular press has suggested that video games may cause psychopathology. This study examined the relationship of videogame playing and several psychopathologies. This study found that high-rate videogame playing was not related to neuroticism, several measures of conduct disorders or other measures of pathology measured in this study. Frequent videogame players do not act out more often or have more drug- or school-related problems than infreq…

  • Do Students Studying Therapy Have More Problems

    Robert F McClure•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1999

    This study examined several questions on whether graduate students studying therapy reported more personal counseling or traumas than other students. The 66 students studying therapy did not report significantly different experiences or attitudes than 52 students in other areas, indicating that they did not seem to have more emotional problems or traumas than others

  • Differential Analysis of Social Security Disability and Vocational Rehabilitation Applicants

    Open Access•Robert F McClure•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•2002

    An effort was made to differentiate the characteristics of clients who applied for Social Security Disability from those who applied for Vocational Rehabilitation. Psychological, diagnostic, intellectual, academic ability differences, and demographic factors of sex, age, and race between social security disability applicants and vocational rehabilitation applicants were examined. The latter were more intelligent and had higher academic functionin…

  • Differential Analysis of Social Security Disability and Vocational Rehabilitation Applicants

    Robert F McClure•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•2002

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