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   The Psychology of Interpersonal Relations » Read Now

   by Fritz Heider. 322 pgs.

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   ...Interpersonal Relations FRITZ HEIDER University of Kansas LAWRENCE...American Journal of Psychology. FRITZ HEIDER Lawrence, Kansas April, 1958...purple manuscript was...
   
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   Types of Formalization in Small-Group Research ("Heider's Theory of Balance" begins on p. 9) » Read Now

   by Joseph Berger, Bernard P. Cohen, J. Laurie Snell, Morris Zelditch Jr.. 166 pgs.

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   ...concept of balance introduced by Fritz Heider. The second type of formalization...1 Fritz Heider, "Social Perception and Phenomenal...November 1944 , pp. 358-374; Fritz...
   
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   Reactions to Critical Life Events: A Social Psychological Analysis (Chap. 6 "The Principle of Cognitive Consistency" and Chap. 7 "The Generalized Principle of Cognitive Consistency: Integrating the Principle of Cognitive Consistency with Hypotheses About the Attribution Process") » Read Now

   by Marita R. Inglehart. 221 pgs.

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   Inglehart synthesizes previous research on reactions to critical life events and proposes a new generalized principle of cognitive consistency, which integrates elements of cognitive consistency theory and attribution theory. This new theoretical approach offers several significant advantages over...

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   Inglehart synthesizes previous research on reactions to critical life events and proposes a new generalized principle of cognitive consistency, which integrates elements of cognitive consistency theory and attribution theory. This new theoretical approach offers several significant advantages over existing theories of reactions to critical life events, Inglehart argues, particularly in terms of its contribution to our understanding of the importance of specific moderator variables such as social support and individual differences.

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   A Synthesis and Formalization of Heiderian Balance and Social Exchange Theory, in Social Forces » Read Now

   by John C. Alessio. 20 pgs.

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   ...Douglas D. 1983 . "Extensions of Power-Dependence Theory: The Concept of Resistance." Social Forces 61 :1206-31. Heider, Fritz. 1946 . "Attitudes and Cognitive...
   
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   On the Deep Structure of Attribution--Affect--Behavior Sequences, in Psychological Inquiry » Read Now

   by William Ickes. 5 pgs.

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   ...of these sequences is essentially a Heiderian analysis based on the implications of...behavior is negatively valenced (see Heider, 1958 , chap. 4). Given Weiners obvious...
   
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   New Directions in Attribution Research, Vol. 1 (Chap. 1 "A Conversation with Fritz Heider") » Read Now

   by John H. Harvey, Robert F. Kidd, William John Ickes. 470 pgs.

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   ...America This book is dedicated to Fritz Heider, whose work serves as an enduring...1. A Conversation with Fritz Heider 3 PART II...pioneer in attribution theory, Fritz...
   
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   New Directions in Attribution Research, Vol. 2 » Read Now

   by John H. Harvey, William H. Ickes, Robert F. Kidd. 404 pgs.

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   ...the events they experience in terms of relatively invariant features and relationships. Early attribution theorists such as Heider, Jones, and Kelley attempted to specify...