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Public self‐consciousness disposition effect on reactions to waiting in line

Journal of Consumer Behaviour, 2003
AbstractIn this paper, we investigate how high public self‐conscious subjects may display specific reactions while waiting in line with strangers at a movie theatre. Results suggest that, when compared with low public subjects, high public self‐conscious subjects will have an attentional focus directed toward time, will attribute more control to ...
Marie Marquis, Pierre Filiatrault
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Public and Private Self-Consciousness and the Recall of Self-Relevant Information

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 1984
Two experiments were conducted to assess the extent to which public and private self-consciousness affect the recall of self-relevant information. Subjects rated adjectives under one of three conditions (public self-reference, private self-reference, non-self-reference) and were given a surprise recall task.
Fredric C. Agatstein, Donna B. Buchanan
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PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS IN CLINICAL AND NON-CLINICAL SAMPLES

Social Behavior and Personality: an international journal, 1987
Two studies were conducted to explore the nature of private and public self-consciousness, as measured by the two principal subscales of the Self-Consciousness Scale (SCS; Fenigstein, Scheier, & Buss, 1975). The first study assessed the effects of two common manipulations of self-awareness – the presence of a small mirror and a salient audience ...
Patricia Ann Knapp, Robert H. Deluty
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The Discrepancy Between Private and Public Selves: Public Self-Consciousness and Its Correlates

Journal of Personality Assessment, 1984
(1984). The Discrepancy Between Private and Public Selves: Public Self-Consciousness and Its Correlates. Journal of Personality Assessment: Vol. 48, No. 5, pp. 549-555.
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Public Self-Consciousness, Social Anxiety, and Variability of Social Behavior

Psychological Reports, 1984
Social anxiety and public self-consciousness are compared as predictors of variability of social behavior by 242 subjects tested prior to entering college. Social anxiety is the stronger of the two predictors, increasing variance accounted for by 12%. Results are consistent with an explanation which emphasizes a motive to avoid disapproval.
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SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE COMPLEXITY OF PRIVATE AND PUBLIC ASPECTS OF IDENTITY

Social Behavior and Personality: an international journal, 1996
Complexity of private and public aspects of the self was investigated as a function of private and public self-consciousness. Using a sorting task to assess self-complexity, it was found that private self-consciousness was associated with greater complexity of private aspects but not public aspects of the self, whereas public self-consciousness was ...
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What is the Factorial Structure of the Private and Public Self-Consciousness Scales?

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 1988
The Fenigstein, Scheier, and Buss (1975) private and public self-consciousness scales were administered to two samples of blood donors as part of longitudinal research on commitment to donation: 658 U.S. voluntary donors who were contacted by mail and 256 Polish donors, some paid, some volunteer, who were interviewed.
Jane Allyn Piliavin, Hong-Wen Charng
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The Interactive Effects of Typical-Maximal Measures of Aggression on Private and Public Self-Consciousness

Journal of Personality Assessment, 1982
Recent reports have suggested that both self-consciousness and typical-maximal measures interact with the accuracy of subject-peer agreement. The current paper investigated (a) whether differing levels of a peer's private and public self-consciousness would also interact with subject-peer agreement, and (b) whether typical-maximal measures would ...
R C, Klesges, H, McGinley
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The Influence of Public Self-Consciousness and Self-Monitoring on Participation in an Effective Presentation Program

Journal of Career Development, 1993
Physical appearance cues (Thurston, Lennon, & Clayton, 1990) and nonverbal gestures (Baron, 1986) are important in the evaluation of job applicants. As a result, career guidance for job applicants often includes techniques such as mock interviewing, supplying wr i t t en guidelines of appropriate styles of clothing, providing actual garments for the ...
Ann Marie Fiore, Marilyn Revell DeLong
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Private ‐and Public Self‐Consciousness and Articulation of the Ought Self from Private and Public Vantages

Journal of Personality, 1996
ABSTRACTThe current research included two studies that examined whether private and public self‐consciousness predicts the extent to which individuals schematically articulate the ought self from private and public vantages. Each study assessed private and public self‐consciousness, and tested recognition memory of trait adjectives, which participants ...
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