Stamos Papastamou
Biographic Data
| ID | 768472 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stamos Papastamou |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stamos |
| FAMILY NAME | Papastamou |
| SIGNATURE | PAPASTAMOU S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Athens, Greece |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 31 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Majority and Minority Influence: Societal Meaning and Cognitive Elaboration
Accepting Austerity or Grexit? Predicting Acceptance of Crisis Solution Strategies from People’s image of the Greece-Eu Relationship, their own Position and Norms of Justice
In recent years Greece has faced a terrible economic crisis that became social, political and humanitarian and challenged its relationship with the European Union. In this paper, through a survey research with an opportunity sample of Greek people (N = 739) of different ages and professions, we investigate whether participants’ image of the relationship between Greece and the EU relates to their agreement with a) harsh austerity and decrease of n…
Social Dominance in Context and in Individuals: Contextual Moderation of Robust Effects of Social Dominance Orientation in 15 Languages and 20 Countries
We tested the internal reliability and predictive validity of a new 4-item Short Social Dominance Orientation (SSDO) scale among adults in 20 countries, using 15 languages ( N = 2,130). Low scores indicate preferring group inclusion and equality to dominance. As expected, cross-nationally, the lower people were on SSDO, the more they endorsed more women in leadership positions, protecting minorities, and aid to the poor. Multilevel moderation mod…
Committed Social Psychology
In principle, the emerging conception of committed social psychology (CSP) implies that it is not easy to draw clear boundaries between social psychology and ideology, and more generally between social science and social action, facts and values, rational arguments and political beliefs, or “pure” and “applied” social research. Social psychology must not be regarded as “biased” just because it involves value presuppositions or ethical non‐neutral…
"Psychological reactance" and social order
Vous &es en train de marcher dans la rue quand vous &es arret par des gens qui vous proposent de prendre connaissance d'une ptition. Celle-ci vous concerne directement car elle revendique un controle immdiat des prix; elle est donc en faveur du consommateur que vous &es. Avant que vous signiez, car vous avez avantage a signer cette ptition, on vous demande cependant de prendre connaissance de l'avis d'une personne, constitu par exemple par un art…
Zeitgeist’and minority influence—where is the causality: A comment on Clark (1990)
Does the mood of the time (Zeitgeist) facilitate the influence minorities are able to exercise, or is it itself direct product of minority influence? It is argued, from a social psychological definition of the minority–majority relation, that the former interpretation fails to explain many of the observed effects and in particular the conversion effect. A model is offered that is consistent with the second interpretation
Synchronic consistency and psychologization in minority influence
The importance of synchronic consistency as a factor facilitating minority influence had not previously been the object of a systematic study. We carried out a 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 experiment aimed at studying the consequences of a) ideological similarity or dissimilarity of two minority sources belonging to b) a single minority or two different ones, on subjects c) ideologically both close and distant from positions defended by the influence sources, d…
Représentations sociales des causes de la délinquance: Croyances générales et cas concrets
Die Ergebnisse einer Fragenbogenuntersuchung (N : 95) zeigen, dass Psychologiestudenten die Erklarungsursachen fiir Delinquenz in folgenden Faktoren sehen : sozio-ökonomische Bedingungen, organische und erbliche Grundlagen, und psychologische und beziehungsbezogene Eigenschaften des Delinquenten. Es sind jedoch nur die Vorstellungen über organische und erbliche Faktoren, die den Grad der Akzeptanz verschiedener reduktionistischer Erklàrungsversuc…
Psychologization and processes of minority and majority influence
Minority influence, although possible, is relatively difficult for an active minority to achieve. One of the obstactes encountered by a minority in the diffusion of an innovation is psychologization which consists in the establishment of a link between the ideological positions defended by the source of influence and psychological characteristics which are specific to that source. The experiment presented here seeks to show that psychologization …
Minority influence and psycho‐social identity
Social influence mechanisms are considered as also relevant to intergroup dynamics. In a social influence situation, approaching or retreating from the source's position also involves accepting or rejecting psycho‐social identification with the source, implicating self‐attribution of the set of characteristics stereotypical of the category or categories to which the source belongs. This conception allows one to account for some of the difficultie…
Una teoría psicosociológica de la influencia de las minorías
When rigidity does not fail: Individualization and psychologization as resistances to the diffusion of minority innovations
Studied the impact of individualization and psychologization of minorities upon their influence. In Experiment I, 72 Swiss male and female 15‐year‐old students read a text on pollution prepared in a 2 × 2 ANOVA‐design (one/ two sources, rigid/flexible style) and reported their impression of the content. As below, attitude was measured before and after reading. In Experiment II, 24 second‐year Swiss psychology students judged the presumed author o…
Pour une nouvelle approche de l'influence minoritaire: Les Déterminants Psychosociaux Des Stratégies d'Influence Minoritaires
Mugny Gabriel,Papastamou Stamos. Pour une nouvelle approche de l'influence minoritaire : les déterminants psychosociaux des stratégies d'influence minoritaires. In: Bulletin de psychologie, tome 30 n°328, 1977. pp. 573-579
Psychologization and processes of minority and majority influence
Minority influence, although possible, is relatively difficult for an active minority to achieve. One of the obstactes encountered by a minority in the diffusion of an innovation is psychologization which consists in the establishment of a link between the ideological positions defended by the source of influence and psychological characteristics which are specific to that source. The experiment presented here seeks to show that psychologization …
When rigidity does not fail: Individualization and psychologization as resistances to the diffusion of minority innovations
Studied the impact of individualization and psychologization of minorities upon their influence. In Experiment I, 72 Swiss male and female 15‐year‐old students read a text on pollution prepared in a 2 × 2 ANOVA‐design (one/ two sources, rigid/flexible style) and reported their impression of the content. As below, attitude was measured before and after reading. In Experiment II, 24 second‐year Swiss psychology students judged the presumed author o…
Minority influence and psycho‐social identity
Social influence mechanisms are considered as also relevant to intergroup dynamics. In a social influence situation, approaching or retreating from the source's position also involves accepting or rejecting psycho‐social identification with the source, implicating self‐attribution of the set of characteristics stereotypical of the category or categories to which the source belongs. This conception allows one to account for some of the difficultie…
Pour une nouvelle approche de l'influence minoritaire: Les Déterminants Psychosociaux Des Stratégies d'Influence Minoritaires
Mugny Gabriel,Papastamou Stamos. Pour une nouvelle approche de l'influence minoritaire : les déterminants psychosociaux des stratégies d'influence minoritaires. In: Bulletin de psychologie, tome 30 n°328, 1977. pp. 573-579
Synchronic consistency and psychologization in minority influence
The importance of synchronic consistency as a factor facilitating minority influence had not previously been the object of a systematic study. We carried out a 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 experiment aimed at studying the consequences of a) ideological similarity or dissimilarity of two minority sources belonging to b) a single minority or two different ones, on subjects c) ideologically both close and distant from positions defended by the influence sources, d…
Représentations sociales des causes de la délinquance: Croyances générales et cas concrets
Die Ergebnisse einer Fragenbogenuntersuchung (N : 95) zeigen, dass Psychologiestudenten die Erklarungsursachen fiir Delinquenz in folgenden Faktoren sehen : sozio-ökonomische Bedingungen, organische und erbliche Grundlagen, und psychologische und beziehungsbezogene Eigenschaften des Delinquenten. Es sind jedoch nur die Vorstellungen über organische und erbliche Faktoren, die den Grad der Akzeptanz verschiedener reduktionistischer Erklàrungsversuc…
Pour une nouvelle approche de l'influence minoritaire: Les Déterminants Psychosociaux Des Stratégies d'Influence Minoritaires
Mugny Gabriel,Papastamou Stamos. Pour une nouvelle approche de l'influence minoritaire : les déterminants psychosociaux des stratégies d'influence minoritaires. In: Bulletin de psychologie, tome 30 n°328, 1977. pp. 573-579
When rigidity does not fail: Individualization and psychologization as resistances to the diffusion of minority innovations
Studied the impact of individualization and psychologization of minorities upon their influence. In Experiment I, 72 Swiss male and female 15‐year‐old students read a text on pollution prepared in a 2 × 2 ANOVA‐design (one/ two sources, rigid/flexible style) and reported their impression of the content. As below, attitude was measured before and after reading. In Experiment II, 24 second‐year Swiss psychology students judged the presumed author o…
Minority influence and psycho‐social identity
Social influence mechanisms are considered as also relevant to intergroup dynamics. In a social influence situation, approaching or retreating from the source's position also involves accepting or rejecting psycho‐social identification with the source, implicating self‐attribution of the set of characteristics stereotypical of the category or categories to which the source belongs. This conception allows one to account for some of the difficultie…
Una teoría psicosociológica de la influencia de las minorías
Psychologization and processes of minority and majority influence
Minority influence, although possible, is relatively difficult for an active minority to achieve. One of the obstactes encountered by a minority in the diffusion of an innovation is psychologization which consists in the establishment of a link between the ideological positions defended by the source of influence and psychological characteristics which are specific to that source. The experiment presented here seeks to show that psychologization …
Représentations sociales des causes de la délinquance: Croyances générales et cas concrets
Die Ergebnisse einer Fragenbogenuntersuchung (N : 95) zeigen, dass Psychologiestudenten die Erklarungsursachen fiir Delinquenz in folgenden Faktoren sehen : sozio-ökonomische Bedingungen, organische und erbliche Grundlagen, und psychologische und beziehungsbezogene Eigenschaften des Delinquenten. Es sind jedoch nur die Vorstellungen über organische und erbliche Faktoren, die den Grad der Akzeptanz verschiedener reduktionistischer Erklàrungsversuc…
Synchronic consistency and psychologization in minority influence
The importance of synchronic consistency as a factor facilitating minority influence had not previously been the object of a systematic study. We carried out a 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 experiment aimed at studying the consequences of a) ideological similarity or dissimilarity of two minority sources belonging to b) a single minority or two different ones, on subjects c) ideologically both close and distant from positions defended by the influence sources, d…
Zeitgeist’and minority influence—where is the causality: A comment on Clark (1990)
Does the mood of the time (Zeitgeist) facilitate the influence minorities are able to exercise, or is it itself direct product of minority influence? It is argued, from a social psychological definition of the minority–majority relation, that the former interpretation fails to explain many of the observed effects and in particular the conversion effect. A model is offered that is consistent with the second interpretation
"Psychological reactance" and social order
Vous &es en train de marcher dans la rue quand vous &es arret par des gens qui vous proposent de prendre connaissance d'une ptition. Celle-ci vous concerne directement car elle revendique un controle immdiat des prix; elle est donc en faveur du consommateur que vous &es. Avant que vous signiez, car vous avez avantage a signer cette ptition, on vous demande cependant de prendre connaissance de l'avis d'une personne, constitu par exemple par un art…
Committed Social Psychology
In principle, the emerging conception of committed social psychology (CSP) implies that it is not easy to draw clear boundaries between social psychology and ideology, and more generally between social science and social action, facts and values, rational arguments and political beliefs, or “pure” and “applied” social research. Social psychology must not be regarded as “biased” just because it involves value presuppositions or ethical non‐neutral…
Social Dominance in Context and in Individuals: Contextual Moderation of Robust Effects of Social Dominance Orientation in 15 Languages and 20 Countries
We tested the internal reliability and predictive validity of a new 4-item Short Social Dominance Orientation (SSDO) scale among adults in 20 countries, using 15 languages ( N = 2,130). Low scores indicate preferring group inclusion and equality to dominance. As expected, cross-nationally, the lower people were on SSDO, the more they endorsed more women in leadership positions, protecting minorities, and aid to the poor. Multilevel moderation mod…
Majority and Minority Influence: Societal Meaning and Cognitive Elaboration
Accepting Austerity or Grexit? Predicting Acceptance of Crisis Solution Strategies from People’s image of the Greece-Eu Relationship, their own Position and Norms of Justice
In recent years Greece has faced a terrible economic crisis that became social, political and humanitarian and challenged its relationship with the European Union. In this paper, through a survey research with an opportunity sample of Greek people (N = 739) of different ages and professions, we investigate whether participants’ image of the relationship between Greece and the EU relates to their agreement with a) harsh austerity and decrease of n…
Psychology (10 works) · Political science (9 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Social and Intergroup Psychology (6 works) · Opinion Dynamics and Social Influence (5 works) · Ideology (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Cultural Differences and Values (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works)