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The influence of public self-consciousness and anger on aggressive driving
Personality and Individual Differences, 2007This study examined how anger interacted with public self-consciousness to influence aggressive driving. It was hypothesized that when people were angry, more aggressive driving behavior would occur when public self-consciousness was low than when public self-consciousness was high.
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Private Self-Consciousness, Public Self-Consciousness, and Trait Anxiety
Psychological Reports, 1981In 1975, Fenigstein, Scheier, and Buss (2) published a scale to measure individual differences in self-consciousness. Three subscales were differentiated: private self-consciousness, public self-consciousness, and social anxiety. In the initial report, low and nonsignificant correlations of .23 and .26 were reported between private and public self ...
L S, Dickstein, N, Wang, A, Whitaker
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Public Self-Consciousness and Consumption Behavior
The Journal of Social Psychology, 1988Abstract Public self-consciousness is a major aspect of self-attention, concerned with attention to the self as a social object. In this study of American adults, public self-consciousness was tested against a number of variables with self-concept and/or socially conspicuous elements.
Stephen J. Gould, Benny Barak
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Public Self-Consciousness and Physique Stereotyping
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 1991Previous research in the body stereotyping literature employing personality trait ratings of endomorphs, mesomorphs, and ectomorphs had failed to find evidence of an interaction between rater personality and physique stereotyping. Using an individual difference construct that has direct relevance for the norms involved in body stereotyping, the ...
Richard M. Ryckman +5 more
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The Imaginary Audience, Self‐Consciousness, and Public Individuation in Adolescence
Journal of Personality, 1994ABSTRACT In this study, we examined the construct of the imaginary audience (Elkind & Bowen, 1979), presumably a precipitant of adolescent egocentrism, as it relates to public individuation and self‐consciousness. We hypothesized that the imaginary audience inhibits public individuation and represents a critical form of public self‐consciousness ...
R M, Ryan, R, Kuczkowski
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Assessment of Private and Public Self-Consciousness: A Dutch Replication
Journal of Personality Assessment, 1981In the present article a replication of a study by Fenigstein, Scheier and Buss (1975), who constructed a Self-Consciousness Scale (SCS), is reported. The SCS was translated into Dutch, and its properties and its relation to Locus of Control was investigated. The norms and reliability coefficients presented are consistent with prior research.
R G, Vleeming, J A, Engelse
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Social Anxiety, Public Self-Consciousness, and Variability of Behavior
Psychological Reports, 1986A number of researchers have suggested that individuals vary in how they present themselves across time and situations ( 4 ) and that social anxiety and public selfconsciousness are possible predictors of such variability (1, 2 ) . Lennox ( 2 ) obtained only a moderate correlation between social anxiety and cross-situational variability and no ...
L M, Linder, A, Der-Karabetian
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Personality correlates of public and private self consciousness
Personality and Individual Differences, 1992Abstract Guilt is evoked by failures to fulfill expectations concerning role reciprocity and shame by behavior that results in loss of status. Both guilt and shame are negatively associated with psychoticism, whereas shame, but not guilt, is positively associated with neuroticism.
Thomas J. Darvill +2 more
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