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Effects of rape victim resistance, assault outcome, and sex of observer on attributions about rape |
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Journal of Personality,
Volume 47,
Issue 4,
1979,
Page 557-574
Judith E. Krulewitz,
Janet E. Nash,
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AbstractPerceptions of sexual assault were investigated as a function of sex of observer, nature of victim resistance, and assault outcome. Two hundred twenty‐nine subjects were randomly assigned by sex to six resistance × outcome conditions. Hypotheses that women and men apply sex‐role stereotypes in evaluating the rape situation were supported: (a) subjects were more certain that rape had occurred as the victim resisted more; (b) subjects attributed greater responsibility to the victim for completed than for attempted rape, while the reverse pattern was found for the assailant; (c) women attributed more responsibility to the assailant than did men; and (d) men attributed less fault and more intelligence, and women attributed more fault and less intelligence to the rape victim as she resisted more forcefully. Attributional terms; fault, blame, and responsibility were found not to be interchangeable. Rape attributions are discussed within the contexts of identification with victim's situation and perceptions of victim's control. Implications for choice of self‐defense strategy and treatment of rape victims are also cons
ISSN:0022-3506
DOI:10.1111/j.1467-6494.1979.tb00209.x
出版商:Blackwell Publishing Ltd
年代:1979
数据来源: WILEY
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Group performance and interpersonal evaluations as determinants of egotistical attributions in groups1 |
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Journal of Personality,
Volume 47,
Issue 4,
1979,
Page 575-594
Barry R. Schlenker,
Rowland S. Miller,
Mark R. Leary,
Nancy E. McCown,
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AbstractGroup members often try to claim personal credit for the successes of their group while avoiding blame for group failures. Two experiments examined the effects of evaluations from their fellows on such egotism in groups. In Experiment 1, 96 subjects participated in four‐person, problem‐solving groups, and, after completing the group tasks, rated the competency and worth of each of the other group members. Subjects then received bogus written feedback indicating that the group had either succeeded or failed, and that the other members had considered them: (a) the most competent member of the group, (b) the least competent, or (c) of average competence. Group performance and personal evaluations interacted in influencing subjects' perceptions of their personal performances, relative responsibility for the group performance, and potency within the group, generally supporting predictions derived from self‐esteem and equity theory. Subjects claimed more responsibility for success than for failure only when they were favorably evaluated by their peers, and claimed the least responsibility for group success when they were unfavorably evaluated. The latter acceptance of negative peer evaluations was examined in Experiment 2, which manipulated the consensus of the evaluations given 76 high or low self‐esteem subjects. Regardless of their self‐esteem or the consensus of the evaluations, subjects again seemed to accept unfavorable evaluations. High self‐esteem subjects did, though, rate their personal performance and relative responsibility higher than low self‐es
ISSN:0022-3506
DOI:10.1111/j.1467-6494.1979.tb00210.x
出版商:Blackwell Publishing Ltd
年代:1979
数据来源: WILEY
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Locus of causality and the use of information in the development of causal attributions1 |
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Journal of Personality,
Volume 47,
Issue 4,
1979,
Page 595-614
Diane N. Ruble,
Nina S. Feldman,
E. Tory Higgins,
Marylie Karlovac,
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AbstractTwo studies were conducted to examine whether attributions made about events may be influenced by individual assumptions regarding causation that are age related. In Study 1, 96 subjects at three age levels (four and five years, eight and nine years, and college students) observed a target actor on videotape select an item from an unseen array, and four other actors either agree (high consensus) or disagree (low consensus) with the choice. Subjects were asked to decide why the actor liked the chosen object best—because of something about the actor (person attribution) or because of something about the item (entity attribution). The results showed that perceived locus of causality shifted from entity to person attributions with age. In addition, subjects at all ages were able to utilize the consensus information when they had no opportunity to form their own impressions about the items in the array. In Study 2, 126 subjects at four age levels (five and six years, seven and eight years, nine and ten years, and high school students) chose an item from among an array for themselves and responded to a person (self)/entity attribution question regarding the locus of their own choice. The entity to person shift with age was again found and was supported by additional measures. The results are discussed in terms of children's causal reasoning capacities and social environmental factors affecting developmental change in social judgment
ISSN:0022-3506
DOI:10.1111/j.1467-6494.1979.tb00211.x
出版商:Blackwell Publishing Ltd
年代:1979
数据来源: WILEY
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Helping is not enough: Recipient's reactions to aid as a function of positive and negative information about the self |
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Journal of Personality,
Volume 47,
Issue 4,
1979,
Page 615-628
Arie Nadler,
Avram Altman,
Jeffrey D. Fisher,
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AbstractThe present research investigated the effects of experimentally induced positive and negative feedback about the self on the recipient's subsequent reactions to aid. In line with a consistency prediction, subjects given positive feedback who later received aid had lower mood ratings and less favorable self‐evaluations than those who were given positive feedback but no subsequent help. Conversely, subjects given negative feedback who later received aid had higher mood ratings and more positive self‐evaluations than those who were given negative feedback but no subsequent help. Subjects' evaluations of another individual were characterized by aid main effects, which indicate that an other who helped was evaluated more favorably than an other who did not help. The conceptual and applied implications of these results are discus
ISSN:0022-3506
DOI:10.1111/j.1467-6494.1979.tb00212.x
出版商:Blackwell Publishing Ltd
年代:1979
数据来源: WILEY
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The effect of debriefing on laboratory induced helplessness: An attributional analysis1 |
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Journal of Personality,
Volume 47,
Issue 4,
1979,
Page 629-642
Howard Tennen,
Robert Gillen,
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AbstractDebriefing was assessed as means of reversing helplessness deficits through reattribution. Fifty‐five subjects listened to escapable or inescapable tones. One inescapable group, prior to anagrams, was debriefed regarding noise uncontrollability. A second inescapable group was administered anagrams by a different experimenter. While exposure to inescapable noise led to performance deficits, switching experimenters obviated these deficits. Debriefing actually facilitated anagram performance. All inescapable subjects—debriefed or not—attributed their lack of control on the noise task to experimenter interference, casting some doubt on reattribution as an explanation of debriefing's effects. Results were discussed in terms of the reformulated learned helplessness model and the ethical implications of debriefing in learned helplessness res
ISSN:0022-3506
DOI:10.1111/j.1467-6494.1979.tb00213.x
出版商:Blackwell Publishing Ltd
年代:1979
数据来源: WILEY
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Whites' ethnocentrism and their attributions for the behavior of blacks: A motivational bias1 |
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Journal of Personality,
Volume 47,
Issue 4,
1979,
Page 643-657
Jeff Greenberg,
David Rosenfield,
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AbstractPrevious research has shown that people make more derogatory attributions for the behavior of outgroup members than for the behavior of ingroup members. However, these results may be due merely to a cultural stereotype of the outgroup rather than to ethnocentrism (which would entail dislike for members of the outgroup). To examine the effect of ethnocentrism on attributions, irrespective of the cultural stereotype, and to examine whether people who differ in ethnocentrism also differ in their attributions for whites and blacks, high and low ethnocentric whites made attributions for the success and failure of black and white actors on a task which required an ability that was outside the scope of the cultural stereotype of blacks, i.e., ESP ability. Examination of these attributions revealed that the more ethnocentric the subjects were, the more they tended to give whites greater credit for success than blacks, and the more they tended to give whites less blame for failure than blacks. These results were discussed in terms of their implications for the persistence of prejudice and for the effects of motivations on attributions for the behavior of others.
ISSN:0022-3506
DOI:10.1111/j.1467-6494.1979.tb00214.x
出版商:Blackwell Publishing Ltd
年代:1979
数据来源: WILEY
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Inferential rules in the learning and recall of patterns of sentiments1 |
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Journal of Personality,
Volume 47,
Issue 4,
1979,
Page 658-676
Walter H. Crockett,
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AbstractSubjects learned one of four patterns of like‐dislike relations between members of four‐person structures. They then recalled the learned structure after an interval of fifteen minutes, one week, or four weeks. One pattern of relations was balanced, one could be balanced by changing only one pair of relations, and the other two were totally unbalanced. There was clear evidence that the balance assumptions were employed in learning; for unbalanced structures, there was some evidence of the use of positivity and of source/target generalization. Subjects recalled the balanced structure more accurately than the unbalanced ones, especially over the longest time interval. However, unbalanced structures were not converted in memory to balanced o
ISSN:0022-3506
DOI:10.1111/j.1467-6494.1979.tb00215.x
出版商:Blackwell Publishing Ltd
年代:1979
数据来源: WILEY
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Autonomic arousal as a cognitive cue in stressful situations1 |
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Journal of Personality,
Volume 47,
Issue 4,
1979,
Page 677-711
Eugenia Proctor Gerdes,
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AbstractThe need for further investigation and integration in a real world situation is demonstrated in a critical review of the literature on autonomic feedback and attribution of arousal in stressful situations. In the present study, actual autonomic arousal, arbitrary feedback of arousal, and attributions for arousal were manipulated in a dental clinic where the subjects were awaiting oral surgery. The main prediction was that cognized arousal (due either to perception of actual arousal or to arbitrary feedback about arousal level) in the absence of a nonemotional attribution for that cognized arousal would lead to higher subjective report of anxiety and to greater avoidance than would be found with either of these conditions unmet. The results on the subjective report measure generally supported this hypothesis. In addition, arbitrary feedback about arousal level did not interact with the actual arousal manipulation; nor did it produce changes in pulse rate or blood pressure, further supporting a cognitive interpretation of the effects of autonomic arousal on subjective report. However, the study illustrates difficulties in inducing beneficial beliefs in the real world. And the manipulations generally did not affect the behavioral measure, probably due to the expected consequences of that behavior.
ISSN:0022-3506
DOI:10.1111/j.1467-6494.1979.tb00216.x
出版商:Blackwell Publishing Ltd
年代:1979
数据来源: WILEY
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Posed and spontaneous communication of emotion via facial and vocal cues1 |
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Journal of Personality,
Volume 47,
Issue 4,
1979,
Page 712-733
Miron Zuckerman,
Deborah T. Larrance,
Judith A. Hall,
Richard S. DeFrank,
Robert Rosenthal,
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AbstractSubjects' facial expressions were videotaped without their knowledge while they watched two pleasant and two unpleasant videotaped scenes (spontaneous facial encoding). Later, subjects' voices were audiotaped while describing their reactions to the scenes (vocal encoding). Finally, subjects were videotaped with their knowledge while they posed appropriate facial expressions to the scenes (posed facial encoding). The videotaped expressions were presented for decoding to the same subjects. The vocal material, both the original version and an electronically filtered version, was rated by judges other than the original senders. Results were as follows: (a) accuracy of vocal encoding (measured by ratings of both the filtered and unfiltered versions) was positively related to accuracy of facial encoding; (b) posing increased the accuracy of facial communication, particularly for more pleasant affects and less intense affects; (c) encoding of posed cues was correlated with encoding of spontaneous cues and decoding of posed cues was correlated with decoding of spontaneous cues; (d) correlations, within encoding and decoding, of similar scenes were positive while those among dissimilar scenes were low or negative; (e) while correlations between total encoding and total decoding were positive and low, correlations between encoding and decoding of the same scene were negative; (f) there were sex differences in decoding ability and in the relationships of personality variables with encoding and decoding of facial cues.
ISSN:0022-3506
DOI:10.1111/j.1467-6494.1979.tb00217.x
出版商:Blackwell Publishing Ltd
年代:1979
数据来源: WILEY
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Death anxiety, dissent, and competence |
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Journal of Personality,
Volume 47,
Issue 4,
1979,
Page 734-751
Irving E. Alexander,
Philip R. Costanzo,
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AbstractA total of 64 male undergraduates were administered a multistage interview which was structured to assess (a) their level of overtly expressed death anxiety, (b) covert (GSR) arousal to death stimuli, (c) self‐perceived competence, and (d) agreement with or dissent from life threatening national policies. The analyses that followed were concerned with examining the relationships among these variables. In previous studies of this kind it had been typically found that (1) self‐perceived competence and magnitude of expressed death concern are inversely related and (2) overt expressions of death concern and covert physiological arousal to death cues are inversely related. Psychodynamic formulations centering on the ego‐defensive nature of inhibited expressions of death anxiety have been cited to explain these past data. The current investigation proposed that the magnitude of expressed death concern would bear an inverse relationship to both felt competence and covert death arousalonlywhen the level of overt concern was not contingent upon the individual's attitudes concerning the imminence of real life threatening circumstances in the environment. The rationale behind these predictions inheres in the notion that the neurotic components of strongly expressed death anxiety derive from its lack of anchoring in “real” external threats. Conversely, the expression of low death fear can only be regarded as “defensive” when real threats are perceived and acknowledged. The obtained results strongly support this rationale and the discussion centers on the impact of social conditions on psychodyna
ISSN:0022-3506
DOI:10.1111/j.1467-6494.1979.tb00218.x
出版商:Blackwell Publishing Ltd
年代:1979
数据来源: WILEY
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