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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «AUTOKINETIC PHENOMENON»
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1
A Dictionary of Hallucinations
... NJ: Princeton University Press. A Automatosis Guily, R.E. (1991). Harper's
encyclopedia of mystical and 51 Autokinetic Illusion Autokinetic Phenomenon
Autokinetic Sensation Automatism References.
2
The Handbook of Social Psychology
Laboratory Research on Norm Formation and Transmission Sherif's (1936)
classic studies of how people interpret the autokinetic phenomenon provided a
laboratory analogue for the emergence of norms in society. The autokinetic effect
is a ...
Gardner Lindzey, Daniel Gilbert, Susan T. Fiske, 1998
3
The Dictionary for Human Factors/Ergonomics
... syn. autokinetic phenomenon autokinetic phenomenon see autokinetic illusion
automated control the use of feedback in a continuously- monitored,
computerized system to self-correct any output deviations automation the
increased use of ...
James H. Stramler, Jr., 1992
The classic studies are Muzafer Sherif's study ofthe autokinetic phenomenon, 2
Solomon Asch's studyof the impact ofthe unanimous majority, 3Kurt Lewin's work
with American housewives, 4 and the studiesof bystander intervention byDarley ...
5
Lewis' Dictionary of Occupational and Environmental Safety ...
... movement. autokinetic illusion An effect in which a stationary point light source
in a dark background or with no visual reference frame appears to move. Also
referred to as autokinetic phenomenon. autokinetic phenomenon See autokinetic
...
Jeffrey Wayne Vincoli, 1999
6
A Bibliography of Visual Literature, 1939-1944
AUTOKINETIC PHENOMENON 713. Skolnick, A. The role of eye movements in
the autokinetic phenomenon. J. exp. Psychol., 1940, 26: 373-393. XiII.
NEUROPHYSIOLOGY A. SINGLE RECEPTOR UNITS 714. Elsberg, C. A. and H.
Spotnitz.
Phebe Margaret Hoff, Henrietta Tarlson Perkins, 1945
7
The Myth of the Madding Crowd
Alexander and colleagues believed that those instructions rendered the
autokinetic phenomenon more ambiguous than it might otherwise have been
judged to be. Thus, in one experiment, they explicitly told subjects the light was
actually ...
8
Applied Social PsychologyA Global Perspective
A landmark study in social psychology was conducted by Sherif (1937) on the
autokinetic phenomenon in which the subjects experienced a spot of light as
moving (though actually static) because others had already confirmed its
movement.
V.K. Kool, Rita Agrawal, 2006
9
The Best Test Preparation for the GRE (Graduate Record ...
(A) The autokinetic phenomenon is of importance because of its use in conformity
studies. People viewing the stationary point of light with a group of people were
dramatically influenced in their perceptions by the opinions of others in the ...
Ronald T. Kellogg, Richard Pisacreta, 1999
10
Social Interaction and the Development of Knowledge
For the social epistemologist, however, the individual should have taken into
consideration the others' judgments. Why? One possible answer is this: In the
autokinetic phenomenon, one feels uncertain about the correctness of one's
answer.
Jeremy I.M. Carpendale, Ulrich M ller, 2014
