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Browsing by Subject "Perception."
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(2012-08-01)As the literature on impression formation indicates that certain traits are more central than others, the relative centrality of dispositional and situational characteristics is important to determine. As dispositional ...
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(2012-07-26)A study was designed to assess subjects' perceptions of credibility and competence of different female therapist titles. The subjects were 278 college students (113 males, 165 females) who watched a 5 minute segment of an ...
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(2012-08-06)The present study assessed perceptions of different reprimand techniques of 42 child care workers employed by two juvenile detention centers in the State of Kansas. Ten male and 10 female high school graduate child care ...
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(2012-07-30)The present study investigated the effect of two contrasting exterior and interior building designs on the perception of therapist competence. Subjects (64 females and 64 males) viewed a videotape which displayed, for 10 ...
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(2012-08-01)A study on how perceptions of a therapist's competence is affected by the therapist's title of address was conducted. The subjects were 82 psychiatric inpatients (58 males and 24 females) at a state mental hospital. The ...
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(2012-08-14)A study on how perceptions of a therapist's competence IS affected by the therapist's title of address was conducted. The subjects were 204 college students (97 males and 107 females) who watched a brief videotaped segment ...
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(2012-07-30)The present study investigated the influence of therapist attire on the perception of therapist characteristics. Subjects wire exposed to one of two therapist attire conditions, either formal or casual, then completed a ...
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