T A Nosanchuk
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 161787 |
|---|---|
| NOME | T A Nosanchuk |
| PRENOMES | T A |
| SOBRENOME | Nosanchuk |
| ASSINATURA | NOSANCHUK T A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Carleton University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 118 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1968 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1998 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
Contact and Stereotyping in a Voluntary Association
Contact between social groups reduces prejudice and stereotyping - sometimes, depending on the nature of the contact and the setting. Voluntary association settings have been little explored. though they should often meet the contact hypothesis scope conditions. We analyze a large association in which the conditions can be checked unusually thoroughly and the conditions are met. We also use unusually refined measures of contact (derived from netw…
How an apolitical association politicizes
La participation politique augmente avec la participation dans les associations volontaires, même lorsque ces dernières sont très apolitisées. La théorie suggère que les membres de ces groupes sont politisés par la diversité du groupe, la grandeur du réseau, les activité de l'association, la prise d'un poste exécutif, 1'aide au travail administratif, ou les discussions politiques avec les autres membres de l'association. Cet article établit une s…
Examination of the effects of traditional and modern martial arts training on aggressiveness
This study addresses two issues associated with the relationship between martial arts training and aggressiveness. The first is a replication of two recent findings, that for students trained traditionally, length of training varies inversely with aggressiveness, whereas for students trained in a “modern” style, length of training and aggressiveness are related directly. Second, we examine two competing explanations for the findings above. One is…
How high is up? Calibrating social comparison in the real world
The Allocation of Esteem and Disesteem
Goode argues that esteem is a curvilinear function of performance, while disesteem stems in part from substandard performance. Disesteem is also greater the more deviant acts one commits and the more disapproved these acts are. Further, performance and deviance may pay off (in esteem and disesteem) at different rates for people of different status. Here we test Goode's predictions in a well-bounded, well-connected subculture with a single central…
Applied network sampling
Network sampling in practice
The Way of the Warrior
This study examines aggressive fantasy of students in traditional karate dojos. These data are of both theoretical and humanistic interest. The theoretical interest derives from the conventional wisdom that perceives such training as leading to a decrease in aggressiveness, in contrast to current theory which would expect such training to increase aggressiveness. Such an inquiry is of humanistic interest because it offers practitioners of nonviol…
Children's stereotypes about sex differences in emotionality
The Psychologic of Implication
This paper is a preliminary inquiry into the nature of implication; how things are seen as ‘going together’ or following one from another. The argument presented here is that implication is non‐logical and is central to the routine process of reason, induction and generalization. The organizing force underlying implication and practical inference is argued to be Von Domarus’ Principle (VDP), by which similarity on some dimension of interest ‘carr…
Community Size, Network Structure, and the Flow of Information
Exploratory Data Analysis
Understanding Data
Serendipity Tails
Typical criteria for deciding whether to use one or two tailed tests of significance are examined in this paper and found to be too ambiguous to give the researcher useful guidance. This is unfortunate in that the decision creates a dilemma for the researcher. On the one hand, always using symmetric two tailed tests involves a substantial loss of power in the test. On the other hand, using the one tailed test may create the suspicion that the res…
The Flow of Crisis Information as a Probe of Work Relations
Bonnie H. Erickson, T. A. Nosanchuk, Liviana Mostacci, Christina Ford Dalrymple, The Flow of Crisis Information as a Probe of Work Relations, The Canadian Journal of Sociology / Cahiers canadiens de sociologie, Vol. 3, No. 1 (Winter, 1978), pp. 71-87
Canned laughter and public and private conformity
Attitude Change as a Function of Commitment, Decisioning, and Information Level of Pretest1
A Note on the Use of the Correlation Coefficient for Assessing the Similarity of Occupational Rankings1
Cet article examine les hauts niveaux de correlation que l'on obtient habituelle‐ment dans les comparaisons transculturelles sur le prestige des professions et en fournit une nouvelle explication. Il est proposé que les structures de strate d'occu‐pations similaires dans deux pays sont capables de produire les degrés de corrélation observés même si on n'obtient pas de parfaite similitude dans l'ordre des champs industriels (menuisier ou plombier …
The vignette as an experimental approach to the study of social status
Pretesting Effects
Pretest Sensitization and Attitude Change
Dimensions of Canadian Religions
THE SIMILARITY of faiths can be seen as one of the critical variables in the study of interactions between faiths, i.e., ecumenical movements, conversion rates, intermarriage rates, members' attitudes toward other faiths, adjustments to mixed marriages, etc. Rokeachl examined the relationship between some of these phenomena and the perceived distances among six main line American churches. These correlations were strong, often in excess of .90. T…
How an apolitical association politicizes
La participation politique augmente avec la participation dans les associations volontaires, même lorsque ces dernières sont très apolitisées. La théorie suggère que les membres de ces groupes sont politisés par la diversité du groupe, la grandeur du réseau, les activité de l'association, la prise d'un poste exécutif, 1'aide au travail administratif, ou les discussions politiques avec les autres membres de l'association. Cet article établit une s…
Exploratory Data Analysis
Children's stereotypes about sex differences in emotionality
How high is up? Calibrating social comparison in the real world
The Allocation of Esteem and Disesteem
Goode argues that esteem is a curvilinear function of performance, while disesteem stems in part from substandard performance. Disesteem is also greater the more deviant acts one commits and the more disapproved these acts are. Further, performance and deviance may pay off (in esteem and disesteem) at different rates for people of different status. Here we test Goode's predictions in a well-bounded, well-connected subculture with a single central…
The vignette as an experimental approach to the study of social status
The Way of the Warrior
This study examines aggressive fantasy of students in traditional karate dojos. These data are of both theoretical and humanistic interest. The theoretical interest derives from the conventional wisdom that perceives such training as leading to a decrease in aggressiveness, in contrast to current theory which would expect such training to increase aggressiveness. Such an inquiry is of humanistic interest because it offers practitioners of nonviol…
Canned laughter and public and private conformity
Community Size, Network Structure, and the Flow of Information
The Flow of Crisis Information as a Probe of Work Relations
Bonnie H. Erickson, T. A. Nosanchuk, Liviana Mostacci, Christina Ford Dalrymple, The Flow of Crisis Information as a Probe of Work Relations, The Canadian Journal of Sociology / Cahiers canadiens de sociologie, Vol. 3, No. 1 (Winter, 1978), pp. 71-87
Contact and Stereotyping in a Voluntary Association
Contact between social groups reduces prejudice and stereotyping - sometimes, depending on the nature of the contact and the setting. Voluntary association settings have been little explored. though they should often meet the contact hypothesis scope conditions. We analyze a large association in which the conditions can be checked unusually thoroughly and the conditions are met. We also use unusually refined measures of contact (derived from netw…
A Note on the Use of the Correlation Coefficient for Assessing the Similarity of Occupational Rankings1
Cet article examine les hauts niveaux de correlation que l'on obtient habituelle‐ment dans les comparaisons transculturelles sur le prestige des professions et en fournit une nouvelle explication. Il est proposé que les structures de strate d'occu‐pations similaires dans deux pays sont capables de produire les degrés de corrélation observés même si on n'obtient pas de parfaite similitude dans l'ordre des champs industriels (menuisier ou plombier …
Pretest Sensitization and Attitude Change
Dimensions of Canadian Religions
THE SIMILARITY of faiths can be seen as one of the critical variables in the study of interactions between faiths, i.e., ecumenical movements, conversion rates, intermarriage rates, members' attitudes toward other faiths, adjustments to mixed marriages, etc. Rokeachl examined the relationship between some of these phenomena and the perceived distances among six main line American churches. These correlations were strong, often in excess of .90. T…
Pretest Sensitization and Attitude Change
Pretesting Effects
Attitude Change as a Function of Commitment, Decisioning, and Information Level of Pretest1
A Note on the Use of the Correlation Coefficient for Assessing the Similarity of Occupational Rankings1
Cet article examine les hauts niveaux de correlation que l'on obtient habituelle‐ment dans les comparaisons transculturelles sur le prestige des professions et en fournit une nouvelle explication. Il est proposé que les structures de strate d'occu‐pations similaires dans deux pays sont capables de produire les degrés de corrélation observés même si on n'obtient pas de parfaite similitude dans l'ordre des champs industriels (menuisier ou plombier …
The vignette as an experimental approach to the study of social status
Canned laughter and public and private conformity
Exploratory Data Analysis
Understanding Data
Serendipity Tails
Typical criteria for deciding whether to use one or two tailed tests of significance are examined in this paper and found to be too ambiguous to give the researcher useful guidance. This is unfortunate in that the decision creates a dilemma for the researcher. On the one hand, always using symmetric two tailed tests involves a substantial loss of power in the test. On the other hand, using the one tailed test may create the suspicion that the res…
The Flow of Crisis Information as a Probe of Work Relations
Bonnie H. Erickson, T. A. Nosanchuk, Liviana Mostacci, Christina Ford Dalrymple, The Flow of Crisis Information as a Probe of Work Relations, The Canadian Journal of Sociology / Cahiers canadiens de sociologie, Vol. 3, No. 1 (Winter, 1978), pp. 71-87
Community Size, Network Structure, and the Flow of Information
Children's stereotypes about sex differences in emotionality
The Psychologic of Implication
This paper is a preliminary inquiry into the nature of implication; how things are seen as ‘going together’ or following one from another. The argument presented here is that implication is non‐logical and is central to the routine process of reason, induction and generalization. The organizing force underlying implication and practical inference is argued to be Von Domarus’ Principle (VDP), by which similarity on some dimension of interest ‘carr…
Network sampling in practice
The Way of the Warrior
This study examines aggressive fantasy of students in traditional karate dojos. These data are of both theoretical and humanistic interest. The theoretical interest derives from the conventional wisdom that perceives such training as leading to a decrease in aggressiveness, in contrast to current theory which would expect such training to increase aggressiveness. Such an inquiry is of humanistic interest because it offers practitioners of nonviol…
Applied network sampling
The Allocation of Esteem and Disesteem
Goode argues that esteem is a curvilinear function of performance, while disesteem stems in part from substandard performance. Disesteem is also greater the more deviant acts one commits and the more disapproved these acts are. Further, performance and deviance may pay off (in esteem and disesteem) at different rates for people of different status. Here we test Goode's predictions in a well-bounded, well-connected subculture with a single central…
How high is up? Calibrating social comparison in the real world
Examination of the effects of traditional and modern martial arts training on aggressiveness
This study addresses two issues associated with the relationship between martial arts training and aggressiveness. The first is a replication of two recent findings, that for students trained traditionally, length of training varies inversely with aggressiveness, whereas for students trained in a “modern” style, length of training and aggressiveness are related directly. Second, we examine two competing explanations for the findings above. One is…
How an apolitical association politicizes
La participation politique augmente avec la participation dans les associations volontaires, même lorsque ces dernières sont très apolitisées. La théorie suggère que les membres de ces groupes sont politisés par la diversité du groupe, la grandeur du réseau, les activité de l'association, la prise d'un poste exécutif, 1'aide au travail administratif, ou les discussions politiques avec les autres membres de l'association. Cet article établit une s…
Contact and Stereotyping in a Voluntary Association
Contact between social groups reduces prejudice and stereotyping - sometimes, depending on the nature of the contact and the setting. Voluntary association settings have been little explored. though they should often meet the contact hypothesis scope conditions. We analyze a large association in which the conditions can be checked unusually thoroughly and the conditions are met. We also use unusually refined measures of contact (derived from netw…
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