Walter Weiss
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5449227 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Walter Weiss |
| PRENOMES | Walter |
| SOBRENOME | Weiss |
| ASSINATURA | WEISS W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Boston University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 35 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 434 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 35 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1951 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
A randomized comparative effectiveness trial to evaluate two programs for promotion of physical activity after spinal cord injury in manual wheelchair users
Objective The goal of this study was to determine the effectiveness of a novel whole of day activity accumulation (WODAA) physical exercise program. WODAA physical activity and physiological outcomes were compared to outcomes from individuals using a traditional planned arm crank exercise (PACE) program. Both programs included progressive exercise instruction and goal setting over a 4-month period, and utilization of a wrist-worn activity monitor…
Deutsche Gegenwartssprache
Leitbilder sozialverträglicher Technikgestaltung
Quartier auf Probe. Tendenzen feministischer Literaturpraxis aus der neuen Frauenbewegung
A comparison of the intradermal and subcutaneous routes of influenza vaccination with A/New Jersey/76 (swine flu) and A/Victoria/75
A trail of influenza vaccination, with use of bivalent split virus vaccine (A/New Jersey/76 and A/Victoria/75), was conducted to compare the immunogenicity and reactions when vaccine was given by the subcutaneous and intradermal routes. Volunteers 18 to 24 years old were randomized into equal groups, one group receiving 0.1 ml of vaccine intradermally and the other receiving 0.5 ml subcutaneously. For the A/Victoria vaccine, the immunogenicity of…
Attitude change effects of timing and amount of payment for counterattitudinal behavior
Effect on Social Judgment of Prior Non-Judgment Responses to Related Stimuli
Ss judged the favorableness-unfavorableness of attitude statements, which for different groups were presented in an intermixed or in a pro-con or in a con-pro order. Two other groups first indicated their agreement-disagreement with either the pro or the con subset and then made scale judgments of the oppositely evaluative con or pro subsets. The data provide some evidence for an expected effect in the judgments of the pro items when they were ju…
Test of an Assumption in Cognitive Consistency Theories
Research was conducted to determine whether ratings of source trustworthiness are more strongly related to attitudinal congruency between the source's expected position and S's own, the shorter the time lag between prediction of the source's position on an important issue and the rating of source trustworthiness. The data provide some support for this expectation
Thomas Manns Kunst der sprachlichen und thematischen Integration
Effects of Phrasing of the Issue on Reason Giving in Support of Both Sides of the Issue
The data suggest that, when asked to give reasons in support of their own policy position and of the opposing policy position on an issue, Ss tend in general to think in terms of the consequences of the alternative to the current policy rather than in terms of the consequences of the current policy itself. Several possible implications of this finding were mentioned
Communicator Effectiveness in Relation to the Strength of the Communication
Research was conducted to determine whether source effectiveness is dependent in part on the inherent cogency of the communication. No evidence of an interaction effect was found between differential regard for the sources and the differential attitude change effectiveness of two versions of a communication
The influence on communication effectiveness of explicitly urging action and policy consequences
Effects of Unbalanced Response Scales on Judgments of Social Stimuli
The general purpose of the research was to determine if scale judgments of certain social stimuli would be differentially affected by the distribution of scale categories constituting the response scale. Previous research (Weiss & Hodgson, 1963) had demonstrated such an effect on judgments of neutral, physical stimuli. Two experiments were therefore conducted in which 72 and 248 college students judged the social prestige of 40 occupations. Ss us…
Effect of Response System on Development of Standards for End Categories
60 Boston University students judged the relative number of small filled circles on each of 10 cards. One-third used an open-ended scale comprising a designated “average” category and as many above or below average categories as they desired; the remaining two-thirds employed fixed 7-category scales whose intervals ranged from +3 to −3 or from 1 to 7. The open-ended scale increased the frequency of use of the “average” category and produced great…
Influence of the Response Scale on Like-Dislike Judgments
72 college students rated 25 paintings on a like-dislike scale. During the first four judgment trials, half used a response scale with three discriminating categories on one or the other side of the “indifference” interval and a single nondiscriminating category on the other side. Then, all changed to the same balanced 7-category scale for three more trials. Although affectively significant stimuli were used, the unbalanced scales differentially …
Effects of Response Scales on the Expected Distribution of Judgments of Social Stimuli
A 4 × 3 factorial experiment was conducted in which 60 Ss perused briefly a list of occupations, holding in mind one of four types of scales, and then estimated the total number that would fall into each category of one of three types of scales. The perusal scales had three discriminating categories on one or the other side of the “average” category and a single nondiscriminating category on the opposite side or had three categories on each side …
Scale judgments of triplets of opinion statements
Effect of Shock on Size Judgments
Effects of an Extreme Anchor on Scale Judgments and Attitude
Effect of Shock on Size Judgments
Effects of an Extreme Anchor on Scale Judgments and Attitude
The effects of a communication on attitude change and scale judgments
Emotional Arousal and Attitude Change
Effects on Judgments of Changes in the Response Scale
The Bazaar
In the empire of the senses the endless caravan shrine and market place - how the bazaar works craftsmen and shopkeepers - their work and goods the heart of the city - portraits of the best bazaars - Cairo, Damascus, Aleppo, Istanbul, Sanaa, Dubai, Kairouan, Tunis, Marrakesh, Fez, Shiraz, Isfahan, Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva.
The Influence of Source Credibility on Communication Effectiveness
In a new test of the process of forgetting, the authors found that subjects, at the time of exposure, discounted material from "untrustworthy" sources. In time, however, the subjects tended to disassociate the content and the source with the result that the original scepticism faded and the "untrustworthy" material was accepted. Lies, in fact, seemed to be remembered better than truths
The effects on opinions of a change in scale judgments
The effect of induced aggressiveness on opinion change
Attitude change effects of timing and amount of payment for counterattitudinal behavior
Scale judgments of triplets of opinion statements
The effects of a communication on attitude change and scale judgments
The relationship between judgments of a communicator's position and extent of opinion change
Opinion congruence with a negative source on one issue as a factor influencing agreement on another issue
A "sleeper" effect in opinion change
The Influence of Source Credibility on Communication Effectiveness
In a new test of the process of forgetting, the authors found that subjects, at the time of exposure, discounted material from "untrustworthy" sources. In time, however, the subjects tended to disassociate the content and the source with the result that the original scepticism faded and the "untrustworthy" material was accepted. Lies, in fact, seemed to be remembered better than truths
A "sleeper" effect in opinion change
Opinion change as a function of some intrapersonal attributes of the communicatees
The effect of induced aggressiveness on opinion change
Opinion congruence with a negative source on one issue as a factor influencing agreement on another issue
The relationship between judgments of a communicator's position and extent of opinion change
Getting along in German
The effects on opinions of a change in scale judgments
Emotional Arousal and Attitude Change
Effects on Judgments of Changes in the Response Scale
Effects on Judgments of Changes in the Response Scale
Emotional Arousal and Attitude Change
Effect of Shock on Size Judgments
Effects of an Extreme Anchor on Scale Judgments and Attitude
Effect of Shock on Size Judgments
Effects of an Extreme Anchor on Scale Judgments and Attitude
The effects of a communication on attitude change and scale judgments
Effects of Unbalanced Response Scales on Judgments of Social Stimuli
The general purpose of the research was to determine if scale judgments of certain social stimuli would be differentially affected by the distribution of scale categories constituting the response scale. Previous research (Weiss & Hodgson, 1963) had demonstrated such an effect on judgments of neutral, physical stimuli. Two experiments were therefore conducted in which 72 and 248 college students judged the social prestige of 40 occupations. Ss us…
Effect of Response System on Development of Standards for End Categories
60 Boston University students judged the relative number of small filled circles on each of 10 cards. One-third used an open-ended scale comprising a designated “average” category and as many above or below average categories as they desired; the remaining two-thirds employed fixed 7-category scales whose intervals ranged from +3 to −3 or from 1 to 7. The open-ended scale increased the frequency of use of the “average” category and produced great…
Influence of the Response Scale on Like-Dislike Judgments
72 college students rated 25 paintings on a like-dislike scale. During the first four judgment trials, half used a response scale with three discriminating categories on one or the other side of the “indifference” interval and a single nondiscriminating category on the other side. Then, all changed to the same balanced 7-category scale for three more trials. Although affectively significant stimuli were used, the unbalanced scales differentially …
Effects of Response Scales on the Expected Distribution of Judgments of Social Stimuli
A 4 × 3 factorial experiment was conducted in which 60 Ss perused briefly a list of occupations, holding in mind one of four types of scales, and then estimated the total number that would fall into each category of one of three types of scales. The perusal scales had three discriminating categories on one or the other side of the “average” category and a single nondiscriminating category on the opposite side or had three categories on each side …
Scale judgments of triplets of opinion statements
The influence on communication effectiveness of explicitly urging action and policy consequences
Effects of Phrasing of the Issue on Reason Giving in Support of Both Sides of the Issue
The data suggest that, when asked to give reasons in support of their own policy position and of the opposing policy position on an issue, Ss tend in general to think in terms of the consequences of the alternative to the current policy rather than in terms of the consequences of the current policy itself. Several possible implications of this finding were mentioned
Communicator Effectiveness in Relation to the Strength of the Communication
Research was conducted to determine whether source effectiveness is dependent in part on the inherent cogency of the communication. No evidence of an interaction effect was found between differential regard for the sources and the differential attitude change effectiveness of two versions of a communication
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