Jerrold L Downey
Biographic Data
| ID | 7124236 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jerrold L Downey |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jerrold L |
| FAMILY NAME | Downey |
| SIGNATURE | DOWNEY J L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of South Alabama |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Flirting and Energetic Arousal
76 college students were administered a self-reported energy scale and a flirtation inventory. Analysis indicated a significant relationship such that low scores on energy level were associated with low flirtation related activities, as well as low self-ratings on attractiveness and other variables
Flirting and Energetic Arousal
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Sex and the Barnum Effect: A Reply to Layne
Some preliminary data and logic suggest a sex difference in “helpfulness” is a more economic explanation of the difference between men and women in the Barnum Effect
Sex, Gullibility, and the Barnum Effect
The term "Barnum effect" refers to the tendency of people to accept personality interpretations containing vague statements that are universally true of the population at large. Some researchers have attributed the high acceptance rate of such statements to the gullibility of their subjects, while others suggested that factors such as social desirability, situational insecurity, or prestige of the interpreter may be significant contributors. Prev…
Perception of Expectancy Effects
The present research reports an assessment of whether people recognize that their performance may be affected by perceived expectations. Four different positive expectation situations and four parallel negative expectation situations were described and subjects were asked to indicate the extent to which they would expect their performance to be affected by each situation. Analysis of variance indicated that people think they will respond more to …
Self-Report Measures of Behavioral Attributions Related to Interpersonal Flirtation Situations
The objective of this exploratory research was to quantify the attributional responses of a number of demographic groups of college students with respect to their perception of diverse flirting situations. 93 undergraduates were classified along 7 demographic variables including marital status, sex, age, college class, grade-point average, ethnic origin, and religious affiliation. A 32-item questionnaire pertaining to interpersonal flirting was c…
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Self-Report Measures of Behavioral Attributions Related to Interpersonal Flirtation Situations
The objective of this exploratory research was to quantify the attributional responses of a number of demographic groups of college students with respect to their perception of diverse flirting situations. 93 undergraduates were classified along 7 demographic variables including marital status, sex, age, college class, grade-point average, ethnic origin, and religious affiliation. A 32-item questionnaire pertaining to interpersonal flirting was c…
Perception of Expectancy Effects
The present research reports an assessment of whether people recognize that their performance may be affected by perceived expectations. Four different positive expectation situations and four parallel negative expectation situations were described and subjects were asked to indicate the extent to which they would expect their performance to be affected by each situation. Analysis of variance indicated that people think they will respond more to …
Sex, Gullibility, and the Barnum Effect
The term "Barnum effect" refers to the tendency of people to accept personality interpretations containing vague statements that are universally true of the population at large. Some researchers have attributed the high acceptance rate of such statements to the gullibility of their subjects, while others suggested that factors such as social desirability, situational insecurity, or prestige of the interpreter may be significant contributors. Prev…
Sex and the Barnum Effect: A Reply to Layne
Some preliminary data and logic suggest a sex difference in “helpfulness” is a more economic explanation of the difference between men and women in the Barnum Effect
Flirting and Energetic Arousal
76 college students were administered a self-reported energy scale and a flirtation inventory. Analysis indicated a significant relationship such that low scores on energy level were associated with low flirtation related activities, as well as low self-ratings on attractiveness and other variables
Flirting and Energetic Arousal
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Psychology (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Flirting (3 works) · Arousal (2 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works) · Helpfulness (2 works) · Perception (2 works)