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Download full textArtz, Reta D. – 1973
In the study of status differentiation, two dimensions of status characteristics have received special attention: the specificity-diffuseness dimension and the relevant-irrelevant dimension. A laboratory experiment manipulates a specific status characteristic, ability for "creative writing." Relevancy of the diffuse status characteristic, sex, is…
Descriptors: Individual Psychology, Interaction Process Analysis, Power Structure, Research Projects
Douglas, Mary Ann – 1980
A major problem in the study of marital interaction has been the lack of attention to contextual determinants of differences within couples' behavioral exchanges. To compare spouses' control behaviors in overt and ongoing communication as a function of both conflict and intimacy situational contexts, and to analyze the influence of spouse's role,…
Descriptors: Behavior Patterns, Conflict, Interaction Process Analysis, Interpersonal Relationship
PDF pending restorationYoung, David M.; And Others – 1976
The assignment of special roles or specific skills within family units has been of considerable interest to researchers and clinicians. The present study attempted to understand how a variety of social, technical and artistic skills were attributed within families, and how this constellation related to reports of "quality of life" issues. It was…
Descriptors: Attribution Theory, Family Characteristics, Family Life, Interaction Process Analysis
PDF pending restorationLewis, Michael L.; And Others – 1980
The Communication Role Assessment Measure (CRAM) is an application of role theory to organizational communication. Using a communication-based taxonomy, CRAM was developed to integrate previous research in the field and to assess the following elements: the amount of time spent by members of an organization in selected communication roles; their…
Descriptors: Adults, Communication Research, Group Dynamics, Interaction Process Analysis
Larsen, Vernon W.; Wright, H. Curtis – 1986
Symbolic interactionism is a theoretical framework that derives from critical humanism through social psychology and is presented as an alternative to sociological and psychological views of social reality. This paper analyzes the general arguments of symbolic interactionism, its portrayal of people as responsible agents, and its interpretive…
Descriptors: Behavior Theories, Interaction Process Analysis, Language Usage, Organizational Theories
PDF pending restorationThornton, Billy; Linnstaedter, LaNelle – 1975
Subjects (40 male, 40 female) viewed a videotaped "interview" with a competent female stimulus person (SP) who appeared to be sex-role congruent or incongruent and was either physically attractive or unattractive. Interpersonal attraction (Likability) was assessed by objective questionnaires. Subjects' sex and attitudes toward women were included…
Descriptors: Behavioral Science Research, Females, Interaction Process Analysis, Interpersonal Attraction
