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http://johnray.batcave.net/exrefs.html Below is a list of excerpts from older articles put online by John Ray as a public service. The articles concerned are in general otherwise available only by special request to a University or other major library.
REFERENCES
Alker, H.A. (1971) A quasi-paranoid feature of students' extreme attitudes against colonialism. Behavioral Science, 16, 218-227.
Baker, L. D., Di Marco, N. & Scott, W. E. (1975) Effects of supervisors' sex and level of authoritarianism on evaluation and reinforcement of blind and sighted workers. Journal of Applied Psychology, Vol 60(1), 28-32.
Breggin, P.R. (1979) The Psychiatric Holocaust. Penthouse, January.
Ellis, A. (1970) Intellectual Fascism J. Human Relations, 18, 700-709.
Alan C. Elms (1970) Those little old ladies in tennis shoes are no nuttier than anyone else, it turns out. Psychology Today, 3, 27-59.
Fracchia, J., Sheppard, C., Pintyr, J., Crovello, J. & Merlis, S. (1972) Personal adjustment and authoritarian attitudes toward the mentally ill. Psychological Reports, 31, 483-486.
Gabennesch, H. (1972) Authoritarianism as World View. American J. Sociology, 77 (5), 857-875.
Garcia, L.T. & Griffitt, W. (1978) Authoritarianism-Situation Interactions in the Determination of Punitiveness: Engaging Authoritarian Ideology. J. Research in Personality 12, 469-478
Gregor, A.J. (1979) Italian Fascism and developmental dictatorship. Princeton, N.J.: Univ. Press.
David J. Hanson (1975) Authoritarianism as a variable in political research. Il Politico, 15, (4), 700-705.
Paul Hartmann (1977) A perspective on the study of social attitudes. European J. Social Psychology, 7 (1), 85-96.
Hogan, R.T. & Emler, N.P. (1978) The Biases In Contemporary Social Psychology. Social Research, 45, 478-544.
Koomen, W. (1974) A note on the authoritarian German family. J. Marriage and the Family, Vol 6 (3), 634-636.
Krishna, K.P. & Prasad, S.C. (1971) Authoritarianism as a Function of Security-Insecurity and Anxiety. Manas, 18 (2), Pp. 85-90.
Krout, M.H. (1937) A Controlled Study of the Development and Attitudes of Radicals. Psychological Bulletin, 34, 706-707.
Larsen, K.S, Coleman, D., Forbes, J. & Johnson, R. (1978) Is the subject's personality or the experimental situation a better predictor of a subject's willingness to administer shock to a victim? J. Personality & Social Psychology, 1972, 22 (5), 287-295
Oskamp, S. & Thompson, G. (1970) Internal inconsistency in the stereopathy-acquiescence scales: A warning note. Journal of Social Psychology, 1970, 81, 73-77.
Penman, K.A., Hastad, D.N. & Cords, W.L. (1974) Success of the authoritarian coach. The Journal of Social Psychology, 92, 155-156.
Ritzler, B. A. (1978) The Nuremberg mind revisited: A quantitative approach to Nazi Rorschachs. Journal of Personality Assessment, 42 (4), 344-353
Simpson, M. (1972) Authoritarianism and Education: A Comparative Approach. Sociometry, Vol. 35, No. 2, 223-234
Singer, E.A. & Wooton, L.M. (1976) The Triumph and Failure of Albert Speer's Administrative Genius: Implications for Current Management Theory and Practice. J. Applied Behavioral Science, 12 (1), 79-103.
Sutherland, S.L. & Tanenbaum, E.J. (1980) Submissive authoritarians: Need we fear the fearful toadie? Canadian Review of Sociology & Anthropology, 17 (1), 1-23.
Suziedelis, A. & Lorr, M. (1973) Conservative attitudes and authoritarian values. The Journal of Psychology, 83, 287-294.
Thomas, D.R. The relationship between ethnocentrism and conservatism in an "authoritarian" culture. J. Social Psychology, 1974, 94, 179-186.
Thompson, D. (1971) Book review of: HITLER'S SS, by Richard Grunberger. Daily Telegraph (Sydney) Saturday, January 30th, p.14.
Titus, H.E. (1968) F scale validity considered against peer nomination criteria. The Psychological Record, 1968, 18, 395-403.
Titus, H.E. & Hollander, E.P. (1957) The California F scale in psychological research: 1950-1955. Psychological Bulletin, 54, 47-64.
Unger, A. L. (1965) Party and State in Soviet Russia and Nazi Germany. The Political Quarterly, 1965, 36 (4), 441-459
Way, J.G. (1973) The relation of student and teacher traits of authoritarianism to student achievement in English. J. Psychology, 85, 229-234.
Zuckerman, M. & Gerbasi, K. C. (1977) Belief in a just world and trust. Journal of Research in Personality, 11 (3), 306-317.
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