Juris G Draguns
Biographic Data
| ID | 78317 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Juris G Draguns |
| GIVEN NAMES | Juris G |
| FAMILY NAME | Draguns |
| SIGNATURE | DRAGUNS J G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pennsylvania State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1957 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Jerome Braun, Democratic Culture and Moral Character: A Study of Culture and Personality
Cold War in Psychiatry: Human Factors, Secret Actors
Culture's Impact at the Workplace and Beyond
This article reviews worldwide comparisons of values and attitudes in corporate settings by Geert Hofstede and by Fons Trompenaars, Charles Hampden-Turner, and Peter Woolliams. Particular attention is paid to the five cultural dimensions that have been derived by means of multivariate statistical techniques in Hofstede's research. The applicability of these dimensions beyond organizational settings is explored and further investigation is suggest…
Anthropophobia: Its Meaning and Concomitant Experiences
This study investigated the essential feature and concomitant experiences of anthropophobia, a culturally specific phobic disorder in China and Japan. One hundred and fifty subjects, including 50 anthropophobic, 50 neurasthenic and 50 normal subjects, were recruited from hospitals and downtown residential areas in Beijing. Measures of anthropophobic symptoms and DSM-III-R depressive and anxiety symptoms were administered to all subjects. Nonparam…
Toward a truly international psychology: Beyond English only
It is contended that the development of a truly international psychology is obstructed at this point by the massive disregard of contributions that are published in languages other than English. The role of English as a mutually agreed-on principal medium of international communication in psychology is endorsed. At the same time, 11 suggestions are presented to overcome the linguistic isolation from the communities of psychologists in which langu…
Personality Characteristics of the Nentsy in the Russian Arctic: A Comparison With Ethnic Russians by Means of NEO-PI-R and POI
Fifty female and 30 male students of Nenets ethnicity were compared with 46 female and 34 male students of Russian ethnicity by means of the Russian adaptations of the Revised NEO Personality Inventory (NEO-PI-R) and the Personal Orientation Inventory (POI). On the NEO-PI-R, there were 14 significant differences out of the 35 comparisons, and on the POI, 8 out of 10. Nenets participants scored lower in Openness to Experience and Extraversion on t…
Abnormal behavior patterns across cultures: Implications for counseling and psychotherapy
Cultural Influences Upon Psychopathology: Clinical and Practical Implications
Information on the role of cultural factors in abnormal behavior and experience is selectively reviewed, and several conclusions are drawn about the nature, extent, and impact of such influence. Although a number of demonstrated universals exist in the manifestations of schizophrenia and depression, the scope of cultural variation in all aspects ofpsychopathology is vast. Both universalist and relativist positions in their pure or exclusive form …
Reactive effects of concurrent verbalization in person perception tasks
The reactive effects of concurrent verbalization (CV) on task performance in impression formation research have not been investigated, despite increasing use of this process tracing method. Since many person perception tasks involve multiple trials, assessment of reactivity should focus on carry‐over and reactive‐practice effects, as well as changes in task performance concurrent with thinking aloud. An experimental method for assessing these thr…
Cross-Cultural Psychology in 1990: An Outgoing Editor's Perspective
Welcome and Farewell: An Editorial
The psychology of the Chinese people
The Journal at Eighteen: A Note from the Incoming Editor
MMPI (Spanish Translation) in Puerto Rican Adolescents: Preliminary Data on Reliability and Validity
The MMPI was translated into Puerto Rican Spanish, adapted on the basis of back-translation and judgment of local experts, anld applied to three groups of adolescents in Puerto Rico between the ages of 15 and 18: 321 female and 194 male normal high-school students; 18 female and 104 male clients at several Mental hlealth Centers; and 90 female and 58 male high school studenlts who lhad returned to Puerto Rico from the United States. Kuder-Riclhai…
Effects of sex-linked situations and sex composition on cooperation and style of interaction
Advances in the Methodology of Cross-Cultural Psychiatric Assessment
Values Reflected in Psychopathology: The Case of the Protestant Ethic
Comparisons of Psychopathology Across Cultures: Issues, Findings, Directions
Comparative cross-cultural studies of psychopathology were reviewed in relation to the parameters of incidence, mode of manifestation, patterning, response to treatment, and outcome. A general model was proposed of regarding such differences as the joint function of subject, observer, setting, community, and instrument factors. The findings surveyed, even in their present nondefinitive state, favor the notion of cultural plasticity of psychopatho…
The role of glutamic acid in cognitive behaviors
Response Sets on the MMPI and in Structuring Ambiguous Stimuli
For three samples, chronic schizophrenics, acute schizophrenics, and normals, scores on several MMPI response set scales were compared, and were correlated with several indices of responding to ambiguous stimuli. Two findings emerged. (1) There were differences at or above a borderline level of significance only on two out of five response set measures, and (2) the relationship between response set scores and the various measures of responding to…
Responses to cognitive and perceptual ambiguity in chronic and acute schizophrenics
A microgenetic approach to word association
A microgenetic approach to perception and thought
Comparisons of Psychopathology Across Cultures: Issues, Findings, Directions
Comparative cross-cultural studies of psychopathology were reviewed in relation to the parameters of incidence, mode of manifestation, patterning, response to treatment, and outcome. A general model was proposed of regarding such differences as the joint function of subject, observer, setting, community, and instrument factors. The findings surveyed, even in their present nondefinitive state, favor the notion of cultural plasticity of psychopatho…
Toward a truly international psychology: Beyond English only
It is contended that the development of a truly international psychology is obstructed at this point by the massive disregard of contributions that are published in languages other than English. The role of English as a mutually agreed-on principal medium of international communication in psychology is endorsed. At the same time, 11 suggestions are presented to overcome the linguistic isolation from the communities of psychologists in which langu…
Personality Characteristics of the Nentsy in the Russian Arctic: A Comparison With Ethnic Russians by Means of NEO-PI-R and POI
Fifty female and 30 male students of Nenets ethnicity were compared with 46 female and 34 male students of Russian ethnicity by means of the Russian adaptations of the Revised NEO Personality Inventory (NEO-PI-R) and the Personal Orientation Inventory (POI). On the NEO-PI-R, there were 14 significant differences out of the 35 comparisons, and on the POI, 8 out of 10. Nenets participants scored lower in Openness to Experience and Extraversion on t…
Abnormal behavior patterns across cultures: Implications for counseling and psychotherapy
Advances in the Methodology of Cross-Cultural Psychiatric Assessment
Effects of sex-linked situations and sex composition on cooperation and style of interaction
A microgenetic approach to perception and thought
The Journal at Eighteen: A Note from the Incoming Editor
MMPI (Spanish Translation) in Puerto Rican Adolescents: Preliminary Data on Reliability and Validity
The MMPI was translated into Puerto Rican Spanish, adapted on the basis of back-translation and judgment of local experts, anld applied to three groups of adolescents in Puerto Rico between the ages of 15 and 18: 321 female and 194 male normal high-school students; 18 female and 104 male clients at several Mental hlealth Centers; and 90 female and 58 male high school studenlts who lhad returned to Puerto Rico from the United States. Kuder-Riclhai…
Values Reflected in Psychopathology: The Case of the Protestant Ethic
A microgenetic approach to word association
A microgenetic approach to perception and thought
A microgenetic approach to word association
Response Sets on the MMPI and in Structuring Ambiguous Stimuli
For three samples, chronic schizophrenics, acute schizophrenics, and normals, scores on several MMPI response set scales were compared, and were correlated with several indices of responding to ambiguous stimuli. Two findings emerged. (1) There were differences at or above a borderline level of significance only on two out of five response set measures, and (2) the relationship between response set scores and the various measures of responding to…
Responses to cognitive and perceptual ambiguity in chronic and acute schizophrenics
The role of glutamic acid in cognitive behaviors
Comparisons of Psychopathology Across Cultures: Issues, Findings, Directions
Comparative cross-cultural studies of psychopathology were reviewed in relation to the parameters of incidence, mode of manifestation, patterning, response to treatment, and outcome. A general model was proposed of regarding such differences as the joint function of subject, observer, setting, community, and instrument factors. The findings surveyed, even in their present nondefinitive state, favor the notion of cultural plasticity of psychopatho…
Values Reflected in Psychopathology: The Case of the Protestant Ethic
Advances in the Methodology of Cross-Cultural Psychiatric Assessment
Effects of sex-linked situations and sex composition on cooperation and style of interaction
MMPI (Spanish Translation) in Puerto Rican Adolescents: Preliminary Data on Reliability and Validity
The MMPI was translated into Puerto Rican Spanish, adapted on the basis of back-translation and judgment of local experts, anld applied to three groups of adolescents in Puerto Rico between the ages of 15 and 18: 321 female and 194 male normal high-school students; 18 female and 104 male clients at several Mental hlealth Centers; and 90 female and 58 male high school studenlts who lhad returned to Puerto Rico from the United States. Kuder-Riclhai…
The psychology of the Chinese people
The Journal at Eighteen: A Note from the Incoming Editor
Welcome and Farewell: An Editorial
Cross-Cultural Psychology in 1990: An Outgoing Editor's Perspective
Reactive effects of concurrent verbalization in person perception tasks
The reactive effects of concurrent verbalization (CV) on task performance in impression formation research have not been investigated, despite increasing use of this process tracing method. Since many person perception tasks involve multiple trials, assessment of reactivity should focus on carry‐over and reactive‐practice effects, as well as changes in task performance concurrent with thinking aloud. An experimental method for assessing these thr…
Cultural Influences Upon Psychopathology: Clinical and Practical Implications
Information on the role of cultural factors in abnormal behavior and experience is selectively reviewed, and several conclusions are drawn about the nature, extent, and impact of such influence. Although a number of demonstrated universals exist in the manifestations of schizophrenia and depression, the scope of cultural variation in all aspects ofpsychopathology is vast. Both universalist and relativist positions in their pure or exclusive form …
Abnormal behavior patterns across cultures: Implications for counseling and psychotherapy
Personality Characteristics of the Nentsy in the Russian Arctic: A Comparison With Ethnic Russians by Means of NEO-PI-R and POI
Fifty female and 30 male students of Nenets ethnicity were compared with 46 female and 34 male students of Russian ethnicity by means of the Russian adaptations of the Revised NEO Personality Inventory (NEO-PI-R) and the Personal Orientation Inventory (POI). On the NEO-PI-R, there were 14 significant differences out of the 35 comparisons, and on the POI, 8 out of 10. Nenets participants scored lower in Openness to Experience and Extraversion on t…
Anthropophobia: Its Meaning and Concomitant Experiences
This study investigated the essential feature and concomitant experiences of anthropophobia, a culturally specific phobic disorder in China and Japan. One hundred and fifty subjects, including 50 anthropophobic, 50 neurasthenic and 50 normal subjects, were recruited from hospitals and downtown residential areas in Beijing. Measures of anthropophobic symptoms and DSM-III-R depressive and anxiety symptoms were administered to all subjects. Nonparam…
Toward a truly international psychology: Beyond English only
It is contended that the development of a truly international psychology is obstructed at this point by the massive disregard of contributions that are published in languages other than English. The role of English as a mutually agreed-on principal medium of international communication in psychology is endorsed. At the same time, 11 suggestions are presented to overcome the linguistic isolation from the communities of psychologists in which langu…
Culture's Impact at the Workplace and Beyond
This article reviews worldwide comparisons of values and attitudes in corporate settings by Geert Hofstede and by Fons Trompenaars, Charles Hampden-Turner, and Peter Woolliams. Particular attention is paid to the five cultural dimensions that have been derived by means of multivariate statistical techniques in Hofstede's research. The applicability of these dimensions beyond organizational settings is explored and further investigation is suggest…
Cold War in Psychiatry: Human Factors, Secret Actors
Jerome Braun, Democratic Culture and Moral Character: A Study of Culture and Personality
Psychology (21 works) · Social Psychology (14 works) · Cognitive psychology (9 works) · Clinical Psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Cultural Differences and Values (5 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works) · Neuroscience (5 works) · Political science (5 works)