Add to ORKGAn experiment in the field of social psychology is presented, emphasising the application of some less renowned statistical methods for analysing ranked data. The experiment addresses two principal issues: the association between norm congruency and formation of peer groups and the internal (personal) vs. the external (behavioural) aspect of norms. This calls for analysing agreement within and between several groups of judges ranking several objects. After an overview of the interrelations between different forms and measures of rank-correlation and concordance is provided, the problem is tackled by means of ANACONDA (a procedure analogous to ANOVA, developed by Schucany and associates in the nineteen-seventies), whereby a solution is propo...
We investigate social norms for dictator game giving using a recently proposed norm-elicitation proc...
To the four factors offered by F. H. Allport as explaining the shape of conformity curves, the prese...
How does other people’s opinion affect judgments of norm transgressions? In our study, we used a mod...
Across many areas of psychology, concordance is commonly used to measure the (intragroup) agreement ...
Across many areas of psychology, concordance is commonly used to measure the (intragroup) agreement ...
In several research areas such as psychology, social science, and medicine, studies are conducted in...
[[abstract]]In educational testing problems, some natural restriction on the coefficients may arise ...
A method is presented for comparing the strength of agreement of a group rankings with an external o...
The study of consensus in groups is fundamental to the understanding of group processes and the psyc...
The ad coefficient was developed to measure the within-group agreement of ratings. The underlying th...
We propose a coefficient of agreement to assess the degree of concordance between two independent gr...
In this paper, two new weighted coefficients of agreement to measure the concordance among several (...
Abst rac t: We consider two populations, each of which contains at least one object. On each ob-jec...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Boston UniversityA survey of the research is the area of conformity to overt group n...
The statistical methods described in the preceding chapter for controlling for error are applicable ...
We investigate social norms for dictator game giving using a recently proposed norm-elicitation proc...
To the four factors offered by F. H. Allport as explaining the shape of conformity curves, the prese...
How does other people’s opinion affect judgments of norm transgressions? In our study, we used a mod...
Across many areas of psychology, concordance is commonly used to measure the (intragroup) agreement ...
Across many areas of psychology, concordance is commonly used to measure the (intragroup) agreement ...
In several research areas such as psychology, social science, and medicine, studies are conducted in...
[[abstract]]In educational testing problems, some natural restriction on the coefficients may arise ...
A method is presented for comparing the strength of agreement of a group rankings with an external o...
The study of consensus in groups is fundamental to the understanding of group processes and the psyc...
The ad coefficient was developed to measure the within-group agreement of ratings. The underlying th...
We propose a coefficient of agreement to assess the degree of concordance between two independent gr...
In this paper, two new weighted coefficients of agreement to measure the concordance among several (...
Abst rac t: We consider two populations, each of which contains at least one object. On each ob-jec...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Boston UniversityA survey of the research is the area of conformity to overt group n...
The statistical methods described in the preceding chapter for controlling for error are applicable ...
We investigate social norms for dictator game giving using a recently proposed norm-elicitation proc...
To the four factors offered by F. H. Allport as explaining the shape of conformity curves, the prese...
How does other people’s opinion affect judgments of norm transgressions? In our study, we used a mod...