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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Self-Monitoring Scale"”.

  1. Men who batter : a study of modeling and self-monitoring etiology

    … men who batter possess enhanced abilities to self-monitor and self-control their self-presentation, and that this ability is developed through childhood learning. A random telephone survey of male heads of household was used to determine self-monitoring skills, battering behavior, and a …

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  2. Therapist's self-monitoring style and client satisfaction

    … appearance with clients is a reflection of their self-monitoring tendency. Different self-monitoring styles of therapists might be related to client's overall satisfaction with the therapist. Additionally, specific aspects of self-monitoring may be more closely associated with client satisfaction …

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  3. Juror Personality And Legal Blame

    … study looked at the relationship between self-monitoring and jurors' view of liability in a civil accident case. Some studies looking at belief systems and selected personality traits and have found conflicting results on whether or not you can determine which way the juror will vote on a …

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  4. The predictive value of psychological type and self-monitoring on emergent leadership

    … in press) have found a relationship between self-monitoring, a measure of response flexibility, and emergent leadership. The present study re-examined this issue, introducing the hypothesis that psychological type may act as a moderator in the relationship. Subjects completed the Myers-Briggs …

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  5. An investigation of the relationship of locus of control and self-monitoring to body image in athletic populations

    … swimmers, n=10). Two administrations of four self-report questionnaires were completed. Psychological traits of locus of control and self-monitoring were compared to perceptions of body image and predisposition to eating disorders. Measurements used were Rotter Internal-External Locus of …

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  6. Predictors of Preferences For Performance of Emotional Work

    … neuroticism, experiential openness and self-monitoring will relate to individuals' comfort in displaying emotional requirements. It was also hypothesized that the socialization component of conscientiousness and authoritarianism are likely to relate to individuals' willingness in …

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  7. Self-Monitoring and Partner Knowledge Structures

    A connection between self-monitoring, which is an individual difference in concern about self-presentation, and partner knowledge structures, which is how people organize thoughts about their current romantic partner, is explored in this study. There were two competing hypotheses. If people …

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  8. Gender differences in levels of suggestibility

    … to gender and three personality characteristics (self-esteem, self-monitoring, and social desirability) and how these differences apply to matters of eyewitness testimony. A total of 70 undergraduates (37 male, 33 female) completed a memory task followed by three personality inventories (the …

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  9. Seft-Monitoring and Attitude Polarization: Individual Differences in the Role of Belief Consistency and Belief Confidence in the Mere-Thought Effect

    … Martin, & Mendolia, 1995). However, there are self-monitoring differences in the extent to which people are driven by consistency in their beliefs (Fuglestad & Snyder, 2009; Snyder, 1974). It was predicted that mere-thought and self-monitoring will interactively influence attitude polarization. …

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  10. The predictive value of psychological type and self-monitoring on leadership and leadership perceptions

    … and Foti (in press) found a relation between self-monitoring, a measure of response flexibility, and emergent leadership. Walsh (1992) failed to support this hypothesis; however, a relation between self-monitoring and agreement in ratings of perceived leadership was indicated. The implications …

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  11. The Relationship of Self-Monitoring to Team Leader Flexibility and Work Environment Preference

    This research explores the relationship of self-monitoring with team leader behavior and work environment preference. Those who are high on self-monitoring demonstrate flexibility in their actions with others and are socially perceptive. They perform well in a variety of leadership positions and …

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  12. Self-monitoring processes and Holland's theory of vocational choice

    … study was to examine the relationship between self-monitoring and the constructs of the Holland vocational theory. Two hundred thirty nine subjects from two schools in the Pacific Northwest, a small university and a vocational school, completed the Vocational Preference Inventory (VPI; Holland, …

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  13. Conflict among clinic couples : self-monitoring, attributions, and resolution strategies

    The relationship of self-monitoring processes and causal attributions to choice of conflict resolution strategy among married clinic couples was examined. Thirty-five couples and nine individual spouses who were currently receiving marriage counseling completed four questionnaires: the …

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  14. Heuristics, Schemas and Biased Social Judgement: An Explanation of the Reports of the Sources of Self-Knowledge

    … investigated subjects' reports of the sources of self-knowlege in light of the growing literature about the shortcomings of social judgment. The hypothesis of this study was the subjects' tendency to report self-observation at the expense of feedback and social comparison as the best source of …

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