Ben A Rich

• Inattentive Listening Undermines Self‐Verification in Personal Storytelling

  Open Access•M Pasupathi, Ben Rich et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Personality•2005

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  Two studies explore the narrative construction of self‐perceptions in conversational storytelling among pairs of same‐sex friends. Specifically, the studies examined how listener behavior can support or undermine attempts to self‐verify in personal storytelling. In two studies ( n =100 dyads), speakers told attentive, distracted, or disagreeable (Study 1 only) friends about a recent experience. Distracted, but not disagreeable, friends tended to …

• Case Study

  David Resnik, David B Resnik et al.•ARTICLE•The Hastings Center Report•2001

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• Personhood, patienthood, and clinical practice

  Ben A Rich•ARTICLE•Psychology Public Policy and Law•1998

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• Personhood, patienthood, and clinical practice

  Ben A Rich•ARTICLE•Psychology Public Policy and Law•1998

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  This article considers 2 major critiques of advance directives and offers a defense to each of them. The 1st critique is philosophical in nature and maintains that the moral authority of an advance directive is undercut by a failure of personal identity to survive the loss of decisional capacity. The response in this article is that this critique relies on a flawed and disfavored concept of persons and their persistence over time. The 2nd critiqu…

• A Legacy of Silence

  Open Access•Ben A Rich•ARTICLE•Journal of Medical Humanities•1997

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• Irrational and Pregnant

  Ben A Rich, Frank A Chervenak et al.•ARTICLE•The Hastings Center Report•1992

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• Irrational and Pregnant

  Ben A Rich, Frank A Chervenak et al.•ARTICLE•The Hastings Center Report•1992

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• A Legacy of Silence

  Open Access•Ben A Rich•ARTICLE•Journal of Medical Humanities•1997

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• Personhood, patienthood, and clinical practice

  Ben A Rich•ARTICLE•Psychology Public Policy and Law•1998

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• Personhood, patienthood, and clinical practice

  Ben A Rich•ARTICLE•Psychology Public Policy and Law•1998

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  This article considers 2 major critiques of advance directives and offers a defense to each of them. The 1st critique is philosophical in nature and maintains that the moral authority of an advance directive is undercut by a failure of personal identity to survive the loss of decisional capacity. The response in this article is that this critique relies on a flawed and disfavored concept of persons and their persistence over time. The 2nd critiqu…

• Case Study

  David Resnik, David B Resnik et al.•ARTICLE•The Hastings Center Report•2001

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• Inattentive Listening Undermines Self‐Verification in Personal Storytelling

  Open Access•M Pasupathi, Ben Rich et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Personality•2005

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  Two studies explore the narrative construction of self‐perceptions in conversational storytelling among pairs of same‐sex friends. Specifically, the studies examined how listener behavior can support or undermine attempts to self‐verify in personal storytelling. In two studies ( n =100 dyads), speakers told attentive, distracted, or disagreeable (Study 1 only) friends about a recent experience. Distracted, but not disagreeable, friends tended to …

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