Search Results - "Watt, Susan E."

Taking a break: The effect of taking a vacation from Facebook and Instagram on subjective well-being by Hanley, Sarah M, Watt, Susan E, Coventry, William

“…Social Networking Sites (SNS) such as Facebook and Instagram have relocated a large portion of people's social lives online, but can be intrusive and create…”
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Identifying Racial Minorities' Nationality: Non-verbal Accent as a Cue to Cultural Group Membership by Alcott, Yvette D., Watt, Susan E.

“…Historically, racial appearance has been a common source of information upon which we categorize others, as have verbal accents. Enculturated non-verbal…”
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Knowledge of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and attitudes toward teaching children with ADHD: THE role of teaching experience by Anderson, Donnah L., Watt, Susan E., Noble, William, Shanley, Dianne C.

“…Knowledge of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and attitudes toward teaching children with ADHD are compared across stages of Australian…”
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A multi-dimensional model of the origins of attitude certainty : teachers' attitudes toward attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder by Anderson, Donnah L., Watt, Susan E., Shanley, Dianne C.

“…This research tested and extended a laboratory-derived model of the origins of attitude certainty using a real attitude object: Teaching children with…”
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Preference for consistency and value dissimilarities in dehumanization and prejudice toward asylum seekers in Australia by Greenhalgh, Elizabeth M., Watt, Susan E.

“…Recent research has highlighted the importance of differential attribution of uniquely human characteristics in dehumanization and prejudice. Relatively little…”
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Effects of Social Belonging on Homesickness: An Application of the Belongingness Hypothesis by Watt, Susan E., Badger, Alison J.

“…Belongingness theory proposes that humans possess an innate drive for a minimum number of lasting interpersonal relationships. On geographic relocation, people…”
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Prejudiced People Perceive More Community Support for Their Views: The Role of Own, Media, and Peer Attitudes in Perceived Consensus by Watt, Susan E., Larkin, Chris

“…People often overestimate others' support for their views (false consensus effect). Recent research has shown that this is particularly marked in the relation…”
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Identifying climate change interpretive communities in a large Australian sample by Hine, Donald W., Reser, Joseph P., Phillips, Wendy J., Cooksey, Ray, Marks, Anthony D.G., Nunn, Patrick, Watt, Susan E., Bradley, Graham L., Glendon, A. Ian

“…Australians vary considerably in their beliefs and responses to climate change, and addressing this diversity is an important challenge faced by climate change…”
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Looking Out For (White) Australia: Developing the Construct and a Measure of Right-Wing Protective Popular Nationalism by Flannery, Belinda J., Watt, Susan E., Schutte, Nicola S.

“…We conceptualized and developed a measure of right-wing protective popular nationalism (RWPPN) - a specific form of popular nationalism where people seek to…”
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Mechanisms of Moral Disengagement in the Endorsement of Asylum Seeker Policies in Australia by Greenhalgh, Elizabeth M., Watt, Susan E., Schutte, Nicola S.

“…Moral disengagement is a process whereby the self-regulatory mechanisms that would otherwise sanction unethical conduct can be selectively disabled. The…”
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Acculturation Strategy and Racial Group in the Perception of Immigrants by Alcott, Yvette D., Watt, Susan E.

“…We investigated the effects of race and different acculturation strategies on perceptions of immigrants in Australia, an immigrant-based nation with a…”
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Attitudes toward Out-groups and the perception of consensus: All feet do not wear one shoe by Pedersen, Anne, Griffiths, Brian, Watt, Susan E.

“…Although social perception research has been carried out across a number of diverse domains, to the best of our knowledge, studies have not directly assessed…”
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Visibility and anonymity effects on attraction and group cohesiveness by Lea, Martin, Spears, Russell, Watt, Susan E.

“…This study investigated attraction and group cohesiveness under different visibility and anonymity conditions for social categories that differed in their…”
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Functions of attitudes towards ethnic groups: Effects of level of abstraction by Watt, Susan E., Maio, Gregory R., Rees, Kerry, Hewstone, Miles

“…A direct measure of attitude function was used to examine symbolic and instrumental elements of racial attitudes as a function of level of abstraction. Two…”
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Exploring individual-level predictors of punitive attitudes in Australia by Davey, Caitlin B., Mulrooney, Kyle J. D., Watt, Susan E.

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