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DEVELOPMENT OF A MEASURE OF ROLE CONFLICT
S. Pandey, E.S. KumarThis article describes the development of a measure of role conflict. Role conflict was conceptualized as consisting of four dimensions: intrasender, intersender, interrotle, and…
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PERCEIVED THREAT, COHESION, AND GROUP PROBLEM SOLVING IN INTERGROUP CONFLICT
Martin W. Rempel, Ronald J. FisherThis study examined the impact of perceived threat and cohesion on the ability of groups to solve problems in a situation of social conflict. The self‐reports and behaviors of 31…
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COERCIVE POTENTIAL AND FACE‐SENSITIVITY: THE EFFECTS OF AUTHORITY AND DIRECTIVES IN SOCIAL CONFRONTATION
Jennifer L. Vollbrecht, Michael E. Roloff, Gaylen D. PaulsonIndividuals sometimes feel compelled to confront a rule‐violator. Because the goal of a confrontation is to stop the objectionable action, the violator may feel that his or her…
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ESCALATION AS A REACTION TO PERSISTENT ANNOYANCE
Dean G. Pruitt, John C. Parker, Joseph M. MikolicIn two experiments on reactions to persistent annoyance from another person, participants employed a very orderly verbal escalation sequence that fit a cascading Guttman scale…
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