Nico W Vanyperen
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 107806 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Nico W Vanyperen |
| PRENOMES | Nico W |
| SOBRENOME | Vanyperen |
| ASSINATURA | VANYPEREN N W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Radboud University Nijmegen |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 163 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1989 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2001 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Neuroticism and Social Comparison Orientation as Moderators of Affective Responses to Social Comparison at Work
In a study among 72 nurses, the affective consequences of social comparison were examined and related to neuroticism (N) and to social comparison orientation (SCO). Participants were confronted with a bogus interview with an upward versus a downward comparison target. Positive affect and identification were higher, and negative affect was lower, in the upward than in the downward comparison condition. Independent of their SCO, the higher individu…
I am Not a Better Teacher, But Others are Doing Worse
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Success and failure in the labour market
In previous research on unemployment, conflicting evidence has been found for a ‘reverse causation interpretation’, indicating that prolonged unemployment is a consequence of psychological distress instead of the reverse. The present longitudinal study was conducted to test this reverse causation explanation. A second issue addressed in this study was whether getting a job or not depends more strongly on subjective or psychological factors than o…
A brief reaction on Feather
Equity, Normative Disapproval and Extramarital Relationships
This study examined the extent to which inequity, normative disapproval and marital dissatisfaction were related to involvement in extramarital sexual relationships. The study was conducted among 82 married men and 132 married women with a mean age of 41. Of the sample, 30 percent had been involved in extramarital relationships. The results showed that among men as well as women, normative disapproval, and to a lesser extent, relational dissatisf…
Social comparison and the drive upward revisited
To test theoretical ideas derived from classic and recent social comparison theory, two studies examined affiliative tendencies as a response to marital problems among individuals varying in marital dissatisfaction. Study 1 ( n. = 632) showed that the higher the degree of marital dissatisfaction and the higher the uncertainty about how things are going in one's marriage, the stronger was the desire for affiliation (operationalized as the desire t…
Sex-Role Attitudes, Social Comparison, and Satisfaction with Relationships
In the present study, we were interested in whether satisfaction with relationships is related more strongly to equity comparison with the partner or with a reference group. We tested two non-exclusive hypotheses derived from social comparison theory. First, we expected that the association between satisfaction and comparison with the partner would be stronger among individuals with egalitarian sex-role beliefs, whereas among individuals adhering…
The affective consequences of social comparison
Research on social comparison processes has assumed that a comparison in a given direction (upward or downward) will lead to a particular affective reaction. In contrast, the present two studies proposed and found that a comparison can produce either positive or negative feelings about oneself, independent of its direction. Several factors moderated the tendency to derive positive or negative affect from upward and downward comparisons. In Study …
Social comparison, equality, and relationship satisfaction
The affective consequences of social comparison
Research on social comparison processes has assumed that a comparison in a given direction (upward or downward) will lead to a particular affective reaction. In contrast, the present two studies proposed and found that a comparison can produce either positive or negative feelings about oneself, independent of its direction. Several factors moderated the tendency to derive positive or negative affect from upward and downward comparisons. In Study …
Equity, Normative Disapproval and Extramarital Relationships
This study examined the extent to which inequity, normative disapproval and marital dissatisfaction were related to involvement in extramarital sexual relationships. The study was conducted among 82 married men and 132 married women with a mean age of 41. Of the sample, 30 percent had been involved in extramarital relationships. The results showed that among men as well as women, normative disapproval, and to a lesser extent, relational dissatisf…
Social comparison, equality, and relationship satisfaction
Título não encontrado
Sex-Role Attitudes, Social Comparison, and Satisfaction with Relationships
In the present study, we were interested in whether satisfaction with relationships is related more strongly to equity comparison with the partner or with a reference group. We tested two non-exclusive hypotheses derived from social comparison theory. First, we expected that the association between satisfaction and comparison with the partner would be stronger among individuals with egalitarian sex-role beliefs, whereas among individuals adhering…
Success and failure in the labour market
In previous research on unemployment, conflicting evidence has been found for a ‘reverse causation interpretation’, indicating that prolonged unemployment is a consequence of psychological distress instead of the reverse. The present longitudinal study was conducted to test this reverse causation explanation. A second issue addressed in this study was whether getting a job or not depends more strongly on subjective or psychological factors than o…
I am Not a Better Teacher, But Others are Doing Worse
Social comparison, equality, and relationship satisfaction
The affective consequences of social comparison
Research on social comparison processes has assumed that a comparison in a given direction (upward or downward) will lead to a particular affective reaction. In contrast, the present two studies proposed and found that a comparison can produce either positive or negative feelings about oneself, independent of its direction. Several factors moderated the tendency to derive positive or negative affect from upward and downward comparisons. In Study …
Social comparison and the drive upward revisited
To test theoretical ideas derived from classic and recent social comparison theory, two studies examined affiliative tendencies as a response to marital problems among individuals varying in marital dissatisfaction. Study 1 ( n. = 632) showed that the higher the degree of marital dissatisfaction and the higher the uncertainty about how things are going in one's marriage, the stronger was the desire for affiliation (operationalized as the desire t…
Sex-Role Attitudes, Social Comparison, and Satisfaction with Relationships
In the present study, we were interested in whether satisfaction with relationships is related more strongly to equity comparison with the partner or with a reference group. We tested two non-exclusive hypotheses derived from social comparison theory. First, we expected that the association between satisfaction and comparison with the partner would be stronger among individuals with egalitarian sex-role beliefs, whereas among individuals adhering…
Success and failure in the labour market
In previous research on unemployment, conflicting evidence has been found for a ‘reverse causation interpretation’, indicating that prolonged unemployment is a consequence of psychological distress instead of the reverse. The present longitudinal study was conducted to test this reverse causation explanation. A second issue addressed in this study was whether getting a job or not depends more strongly on subjective or psychological factors than o…
A brief reaction on Feather
Equity, Normative Disapproval and Extramarital Relationships
This study examined the extent to which inequity, normative disapproval and marital dissatisfaction were related to involvement in extramarital sexual relationships. The study was conducted among 82 married men and 132 married women with a mean age of 41. Of the sample, 30 percent had been involved in extramarital relationships. The results showed that among men as well as women, normative disapproval, and to a lesser extent, relational dissatisf…
Título não encontrado
Neuroticism and Social Comparison Orientation as Moderators of Affective Responses to Social Comparison at Work
In a study among 72 nurses, the affective consequences of social comparison were examined and related to neuroticism (N) and to social comparison orientation (SCO). Participants were confronted with a bogus interview with an upward versus a downward comparison target. Positive affect and identification were higher, and negative affect was lower, in the upward than in the downward comparison condition. Independent of their SCO, the higher individu…
I am Not a Better Teacher, But Others are Doing Worse
Psychology (10 obras) · Social Psychology (9 obras) · Developmental psychology (7 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Social and Intergroup Psychology (4 obras) · Affect (linguistics) (3 obras) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (3 obras) · Job Satisfaction and Organizational Behavior (3 obras) · Perception (3 obras)