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A Nonmetric Multidimensional Scaling Approach to Social Judgment
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Identification of social indicators and standards for acceptable conditions in the Cohutta Wilderness using a normative social judgment approach
… exist among these users for a variety of social indicators of the wilderness experience, and 3) to compare these characteristics among a number of different subgroups in order to assess any differences which may exist among users. Social judgment theory was used in the study to develop a …
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Social Judgement Tendencies as a Function of MCMI-II and CATI Personality Variables
… relationships between personality styles and judgments of others' personality traits using the Free Response Interaction Procedure (FRIP). FRIP participants were 184 female and 68 male college students, mean age 23.9 years. The FRIP consists of two 25-minute interactive sessions, separated by …
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Neuropsychological Predictors of Incompetency to Stand Trial
… defendants on measures of verbal comprehension, social judgment, verbal memory, and executive functioning. Competent and incompetent defendants did not differ on attention, visual spatial skills, or nonverbal memory.
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A multimethod experimental investigation of the effect of market price knowledge on acceptable price range
… of the acceptable price range. Psychophysics and Social judgment theory are discussed as supporting the existence of acceptable price thresholds (limits) and acceptable price range. Hypotheses stemming from Social judgment theory are offered directly relating market price knowledge with the width …
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The Effect of Cognitive Load on Illusory Correlation
… two theories of illusory correlation in social judgment by examining how varying the level of cognitive load during encoding of social stimuli affected the amount of illusory correlation. If the level of illusory correlation increases in a monotonic relationship with increasing cognitive …
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The Message or The Messenger: The Effects of Political Attitudes and Source on Perceptions of Media Bias
… media phenomenon.” This phenomenon draws from social judgment theory and assumes that “individuals evaluate the legitimacy of an object from a personally determined latitude of acceptance” (Vallone, Ross and Lepper, 1985). Since the classic study, several researchers have tested further …
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AN AUDIT COMMITTEE MEMBER’S ROLE IN AUDIT ADJUSTMENT DISPUTES: THE EFFECT OF EXTERNAL AUDITOR ATTACHMENT ON AN AUDIT COMMITTEE MEMBER’S ASC 360 ADJUSTMENT DECISIONS.
… auditor tenure on an audit committee member's judgments through the application of several social cognitive theories: (i) attachment theory; (ii) social judgment theory; (iii) and internal working models. Results indicate that external auditor/audit committee member relationships and auditor …
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The application of social judgement analysis to urban fisheries management
Social judgment analysis was used to define design criteria for urban fisheries in small ponds and natural waterfronts. The analysis involved (1) compiling a team of expert judges, (2) creating a series of hypothetical cases for ponds and waterfronts, (3) having the experts judge the quality of the …
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Preserving Sequential Order: Goal-directed Processing And Social-cognitive Consequences
… order in memory and its effects on subsequent judgments. More specifically, the studies were concerned with: (a) the extent to which the sequential order of input is preserved in memory under different processing goals or objectives, and (b) the implications of this for social judgment. The …
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Risking Reproduction: Reproductive Health Among Women With Sickle Cell Disease
… they had, both from the physical symptoms and social judgment that accompanies sickle cell disease. These findings illustrate the need for women with sickle cell disease to receive reproductive health care that takes into consideration their particular health characteristics in regards to …
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On The Relationship Between Meaning And Prejudice: Examining Self-Transcendence And Value-Behavior Consistency In A Sample Of College Students
… subscale (MLQ-Presence) were administered. Social judgment was assessed through the Social Dominance Scale (SDS), the Motivation to Control Prejudiced Reactions Scale (MCPRS), and the Prejudice Against Whites and Blacks Scales (PWBS). Finally, the Portrait Value Questionnaire Revised …
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Evaluating Others’ Relevance: Dimensions, Levels, and Interdependence
… of others’ opportunity and threat shape social judgments and behavior. My thesis accomplishes three broad aims. With Studies 1 and 2, I demonstrate that appraisals of who threatens and who facilitates one’s goals are independent dimensions of social judgment (Lassetter et al., 2021). …
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Heuristics, Schemas and Biased Social Judgement: An Explanation of the Reports of the Sources of Self-Knowledge
… 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 self-knowledge is based on an implicit evaluation bias similar to Schlenker's …
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LPP INDEXES BASELINE AND TREATMENT-RELATED CHANGES IN ANXIETY SENSITIVITY
… outcomes such as heart attack or stroke), or social (i.e., concern about negative social judgment and subsequent observable symptoms of anxiety). AS is a well-understood risk factor for Internalizing psychopathology (INT). Cognitive Anxiety Sensitivity Treatment (CAST) (Schmidt et al., 2014) …
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Perceptions of Ghanaian Women Regarding Breast Cancer Screening Behavior
… or undergoing screenings, and the fear of social judgment, with some seeing breast cancer as a moral or spiritual failure. Participants had limited knowledge of breast cancer symptoms but were open to receiving information from healthcare professionals. Additionally, faith in divine …
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Social self-evaluation and social problem-solving skills in learning and non-learning disabled males
The questions investigated concerned the social problem solving skills of 41 learning disabled (LD) students compared to 41 typical students in grades 10, 11, and 12. Since (a) LD students are generally described as impulsive, lacking in social judgment, and unaware of consequences; since (b) these …
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A Theory of Type Authenticity as Reverential Engagement
… It extends accounts of recognition-based social evaluations, such as cognitive legitimacy and typicality. It demonstrates how such judgments can also emerge from reverence, a distinct mechanism grounded in what I describe as actors' and audiences' ontological beliefs. Reverence is the …