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Features of self-attitude of juvenile delinquents

Applied psychology and pedagogy, 2023
The article analyzes significant differences in the parameters of self-attitude of law-abiding adolescents and adolescents in a pre-trial detention center at the stage of investigative actions and after sentencing. It is shown that deviant behavior is the result of the frustration of the need for self-esteem in adolescence due to insufficient social ...
Tatyana Maltseva, Yulia Kravtsova, Ol'ga Lyubimova   +2 more
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The influence of hypnosis on self-attitudes

International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, 1962
Abstract The study was designed to compare. certain self-attitudes of subjects as they might be affected by hypnosis, and to study the relationship between the depth of hypnosis and alterations in these attitudes. 48 subjects were divided into an exp. and a control group. The exp.
J M, WOOLINGTON, E D, MARKWELL
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FEATURES OF SELF-ATTITUDE OF GIRLS

RSUH/RGGU Bulletin. Series Philosophy. Social Studies. Art Studies, 2022
The article deals with the study in specifics of the girls self-attitude. It gives data on their relationship with significance, realization, conflict of significance and realization of various values, life satisfaction. It is indicated that with increasing age, girls achieve greater inner harmony.
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Self-attitudes and suicidal behavior.

Suicide, 1976
Findings are reported concerning the hypothesized relationship between adoption of suicidal responses (ideation, threats, attempts) and antecedent negative self-attitudes. Data were provided by junior high school student (N = 3,148) responses to questionnaires administered three times at annual intervals.
H B, Kaplan, A D, Pokorny
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An Empirical Investigation of Self-Attitudes

American Sociological Review, 1954
This chapter provides an initial demonstration of the advantages to empirical research from thus treating the self as attitudes. Although self has long been the central concept in the symbolic interaction approach to social psychology, little if anything has been done to employ it directly in empirical research.
Manford H. Kuhn, Thomas S. McPartland
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Voice Recognition as a Measure of Self-Attitude and Relatedness

Archives of Neurology And Psychiatry, 1959
The human voice, recorded or heard on the radio, has been used in research concerned with personality judgments, communication theory, and psychotherapy. As a form of expressive behavior it has, like art productions and handwriting, a relationship to a person's mental and emotional characteristics.
J J, REIDY, R W, COLVIN
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The Effects of Physical Exercise on Self-Attitudes

Occupational Therapy in Mental Health, 1983
Research exploring the effects of physical conditioning on self-attitudes is reviewed. Conclusions from the studies are equivocal and depend upon subjects' emotional and physical status, the types of subjects, training programs, assessment tools, and subjects' psychological investment in the fitness programs. Although more research is needed to further
Leslie S. Ben-Shlomo, Margaret A. Short
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Self-Attitude Consequences of Forced Compliance

The Sociological Quarterly, 1966
(1966). Self-Attitude Consequences of Forced Compliance. The Sociological Quarterly: Vol. 7, No. 3, pp. 359-365.
Gene F. Summers, Louis E. Dotson
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THE SELF-ESTEEM MOTIVE AND CHANGE IN SELF-ATTITUDES

The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1975
The theoretical significance of the postulate of the self-esteem motive and related empirical findings are reviewed. Two hypotheses implied by the postulate are tested by way of further consideration of its justification. Hypotheses were tested using questionnaire data from 3148 junior high school students collected annually at three points in time. It
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Self-attitude change and deviant behavior

Social Psychiatry, 1976
For each of 22 essentially uncorrelated deviant acts the following hypothesis was tested: Among persons who report not having performed the act during a period prior to the first testing, regardless of initial level of self-derogation, individuals who report (a year later) at the second testing having performed the deviant act during the intervening ...
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