Selectivity, Intuition and Halo Effects in Social Perception.

Rommetveit, Ragnar.:

Editore: Oslo, Oslo University Press. 1960.

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6 Bl., 173 Seiten mit Tabellen und Schaubildern im Text Einband berieben und bestossen, papierbedingt gebräunt. - The present work is the result of a series of connected studies, starting with some exploratory investigations in Oslo in 1956, continued in terms of a series of experiments in Minneapolis 195657, and followed up by a program for experimental research in Oslo 195758. The common core of the empirical studies, though, is a new kind of research instrument that was first tried out in Minneapolis during the fall of 1956. By constructing material representing stimulus persons systematically distributed in an "attribute surface" and by having subjects rank these artificially composed persons as potential friends, the author began accumulating new and interesting experimental evidence of particular relevance to the understanding of selective and intuitive social perception. After some surprising preliminary findings and persistent attempts at elaborate theoretical explanations of them, I suddenly found myself in the peculiar position of making predictions concerning the outcome of psychological experiments apparently contrary to "common sense" and definitely against the odds of competent psychologists who were thoroughly acquainted with the stimulus materials and experimental procedures. The resultant state of personal intellectual frustration or "cognitive dissonance" provided a Sareptic source of motivation for continued theoretical analysis and experimental research. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

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• Titolo: Selectivity, Intuition and Halo Effects in Social Perception.
• Editore: Oslo, Oslo University Press. 1960.
• Lingua: Inglese
• Rilegatura: , broschiert.
• Condizione: Wie neu
• Peso: 550 grammi
• Cataloghi dei venditori:
  • Psychologie