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Causal attributions in psychiatric patients
European Archives of Psychiatry and Clinical Neuroscience, 1993An instrument for a systematic assessment of attributions that psychiatric patients have about their disorder is presented together with some preliminary results, for example on differences between sex and diagnostic groups. The comparison with a sample of (mostly untreated) students demonstrates that causal attributions in psychiatric patients should ...
M, Hambrecht, M, Hohmann
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Causal Schemata and the Attribution of Supernatural Causality
Journal of Psychology and Theology, 1983The present study sought to explore the causal schemata operating in attributions to supernatural causes. The decision to attribute an event to supernatural as opposed to natural causes was expected to follow a multiple sufficient causes schema. In addition, some religious believers were expected to display partial schemata biased in favor of either ...
Robert J. Ritzema, Carole Young
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Attribution—Behavior Relationship for Attributions of Causality
Psychological Reports, 1980A study was conducted to determine the relationship between attributions of causality for success and failure and behavioral prescriptions for improvement of a learner. Data showed no systematic relationship between attributions and behavioral prescriptions, contrary to currently popular attribution theories.
David E. Johnson, David A. Schroeder
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Causal Attribution and Depression
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 1988In a study using American college students, Seligman, Abramson, Semmell, and Baeyer (1979) found support for the learned helplessness model of depression. A replication with Filipino college students points to the possible confounding influence of overall attributional style.
K. S. Crittenden, C. B. Lamug
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Language and Causal Attribution
Theory & Psychology, 1999This rejoinder identifies a range of flaws in Schmid and Fiedler's (1999) analysis and critique of Edwards and Potter (1993), and highlights a range of unresolved problems with the `Linguistic Category Model' of attribution. Schmid and Fiedler apply parsimony in an inappropriate manner; they confuse linguistic analysis and argumentative critique.
Derek Edwards, Jonathan Potter
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Causal Attribution of Behavior and Achievement
2008People have a fundamental need to understand, predict, and control their environment. Causal attributions are extremely important for this. Without knowing the causes for a behavior or event, it becomes unpredictable whether it will occur again and how it might be influenced.
Stiensmeier-Pelster, J., Heckhausen, H.
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1985
A theory of the attribution of blame must describe how people answer three fundamental questions: “What is the cause of this event or action,” “Is anyone responsible for its occurrence,” and “Who is to blame for the event?” But what exactly is meant by causality? How do perceivers actually use the concept? What is meant by responsibility?
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A theory of the attribution of blame must describe how people answer three fundamental questions: “What is the cause of this event or action,” “Is anyone responsible for its occurrence,” and “Who is to blame for the event?” But what exactly is meant by causality? How do perceivers actually use the concept? What is meant by responsibility?
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Causal Attribution of Mood in the Climacterium
The International Journal of Aging and Human Development, 1985This study looked at the sources of attribution used by pre- and post-menopausal women to explain mood. A booklet was administered to two groups of forty women each, one group aged forty to forty-five and the other group aged fifty-two to fifty-seven.
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From Causal Scenarios to Social Causality: An Attributional Approach
IEEE Intelligent Systems, 2011Inspired by the psychological attribution theory, this article presents a computational approach to construct causal scenarios and facilitate social causality studies based on online textual data.
Wenji Mao, Ansheng Ge, Xiaochen Li
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Causal attributions for somatic symptom disorder
Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 2020Two research questions will be addressed: (1) What does the German public think about possible causes of somatic symptom disorder (SSD) and are there differences in causal attributions according to symptom and course of SSD? (2) Are causal attributions associated with beliefs about treatment and stigmatizing attitudes?Two vignettes with symptoms of SSD
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